Daye Hatun Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- Its minaret was originally built independently of the mosque and was later surrounded by outbuildings.
- The architectural character of the minaret was renewed in the 19th century, while the mosque underwent a poor restoration in the late 20th century.
- It was restored by the Kağıthane Municipality in 2012, during which time it was painted green and lost its originality.
- The fountain facing the street was destroyed, but its inscription was preserved.
- Prominent Features
- It is known as the first mosque of Kağıthane.
- In the burial area at the western end, the grave of Daye Hatun, who had the mosque built, and the graves of the mosque’s former imams and their families are located.
