Kara Derviş Ağa Mosque

It fell into disrepair and was repaired by Sultan Abdulaziz in 1875.
During this reconstruction in 1875, the bathhouse adjacent to the mosque was also restored.
The bathhouse, which was transferred from the General Directorate of Foundations to the Treasury in 1926, was later sold to individuals.
During the restoration in the 1960s, the minaret of the mosque was lost among the concrete structures.
In 1979, a survey of the mosque was made, and with the approval of the Board of Monuments, some of the surrounding shops were purchased by the foundation.
In the early 1980s, the adjacent bathhouse was converted into a store and started to be used.

It is one of the oldest mosques in Bakırköy and is also known as Çarşı Mosque. It bears traces of 17th century Ottoman mosque architecture.
With the renovation during the reign of Sultan Abdulaziz, the mosque was enlarged and its minaret became salient.
The shops around the mosque which makes the management of the mosque associations easier today is also seen here.
As a result of the restoration carried out in the 1960s, the height of the minaret decreased and the original appearance of the building was damaged.
The elements added to the exterior of the mosque today (such as air conditioners) have negatively affected its historical texture.