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Hoca Piri Mosque
Audio Narration
https://dijitalistanbul.org/dijitalistanbulaudio/54421.mp3
Construction Year
15th century
Location
Fatih, İstanbul
Ordered by
Hoca Piri (One of the benefactor of the period)
Architect
Unknown
Changes after its construction
It was destroyed by fire in 1751 and was repaired.
It was also repaired in 1955.
It was demolished in 2001 and rebuilt with reinforced concrete.
Prominent Features
The fact that it is mentioned in the Fatih Foundation Charters indicates that it was
built before 1472.
It is also known as the “Makasçılar Mosque”.
The walls of the building are made of stone and the roof is wooden, all the walls
are covered with tiles and the roof is covered with tiles.
The ceiling is flat and plastered with concrete, and there are two rows of windows
on the walls.
The minbar is made of walnut wood and has beautiful workmanship.
The building, including its minaret, was completely rebuilt between 1954 and
1955, and no trace of its old structure remains.
Its minaret has a single balcony and a small courtyard.
Route
Hoca Kasım Günani Mosque
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