Kasap Demirhun Mosque
Changes After Its Construction:
- The mosque was repaired in 1900 and 1908.
- It was rebuilt with the help of the public in 1964.
Prominent Features:
- Also known as the “Timurhan” and “Demirhan Mosque”.
- The walls of the mosque, which can be reached by a few stairs, are made of stone; the roof
and minbar are made of wood and the minaret is made of brick. Its mihrab is marble. - The mosque, which has wide eaves, is covered with tiles and geometric star motifs are applied
in a frame in the middle of its wooden ceiling. - There is a muezzin gallery and a minaret exit door on the right side.
- The upper gallery, which is made of concrete, stands on two concrete pillars.
- There are ablution areas and a Quran course under the mosque.
- It has a well with a narrow mouth that gradually widens. Its fountain, which is still flowing, is
next to the wall. - The benefactor of the mosque, Hacı Ali Agha, is buried in the graveyard of the mosque.
