Kiremitçi Ahmet Mosque
Changes After Construction:
- Its minbar was added by Esedullah Ağa, who served as Kapıcıbaşı (the chief doorkeeper) in the palace, and his wife Ayni Hatun.
- It underwent extensive repairs in 1889.
- It was restored by the Directorate Regional of Foundations in 1994.
Prominent Features:
- It was built on a 200 m² land.
- Its walls are made of stone, and the muezzin’s gallery and minbar are made of wood.
- It has a single-balcony minaret made of red brick, which is why it is known among the public as the “Kırmızı Minare (Red Minaret) Mosque”.
- Its founder, Ahmet Ağa, is buried in a surrounded grave next to the mosque.
