Kısıklı Abdullahağa Mosque
Changes after its construction
- It underwent major repairs after the earthquake in 1892
- It was repaired again in 1927 and 2016
- And the inscription above the large door states the repair date of 1927.
Prominent features
- It is a building with a single minaret and two balconies
- Its walls are made of stone, its roof is made of wood, and its mihrab protrudes outwards
- The minbar is wooden
- It is illuminated by the upper and lower windows
- In its garden, there is a renewed fountain and a graveyard containing the magnificent sarcophagus of Abdullah Agha
- There is a well with a pump in front of the courtyard gate
- Next to the mosque, on the embankment, there is a tea garden today
- And the tombstones are one of the finest examples of 15th-century Ottoman stonework, adorned with geometric patterns, small passionflower motifs, and Rumi ornaments.
