Fatma Hatun Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- It suffered a fire in 1839 and was revived by Ali Pasha.
- It underwent extensive repairs in 1970 and took its current form.
- It was restored in 1975.
- Its wooden minaret was replaced with brick.
- After the repairs, the mihrab and the minbar were made of marble.
- Prominent Features
- It was built as 100 m² on a total land of 121 m².
- The walls are made of masonry and the roof is wooden.
- It has a small but complex minaret with a single balcony.
- There is an inscription dated 1907-1908 (H. 1325) at the entrance.
