Kazlıçesme Fatih Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- It was restored to its original state in 1813 by the orders of Mahmud II.
- During the Republican period, it underwent extensive repairs in 1954 and 2010.
- The mosque, whose surroundings were cleaned after the removal of large leather factories in the region, was restored by the Zeytinburnu Municipality and reopened for worship in 2013.
- Prominent Features
- It is a simple building with a single minaret and a small courtyard. The interior of the mosque has a simple design with little ornamentation and some fine woodwork.
- It attracts attention with its windows arranged side by side on the upper floor.
- It was determined that the lower body of the minaret was original.
- Next to the mosque, there are stone blocks from a small bathhouse that has not survived to the present day.
- Kazlıçeşme Fatih Mosque is an Ottoman legacy located next to the walls of Istanbul, bearing traces of the conquest.
