Hatice Sultan Mosque
- Changes after its construction:
- There is an inscription stating that it was restored or rebuilt in 1897-1898.
- Prominent Features:
- The building takes its name from Hatice Sultan, the daughter of Ahmed III.
- Hatice Sultan Mosque is a building that reflects the characteristics of Ottoman architecture in the 17th century.
- The mosque has a short but thick green-white, single-balcony minaret.
- Its architectural structure is square-shaped, and its roof is tiled.
- At the entrance of the mosque is an inscription in Ottoman Turkish dated 1897-1898. The inscription describes the contribution of a charitable lady to the construction of the mosque. The mosque was probably rebuilt at this date. The inscription names it as “Ahmed Paşa Mosque”.
- The inscription on the fountain next to the mosque, dated 1906, states that it was built by a benefactor to pray for the soul of Mahide Hanım, who died at a young age.
