Seferikethüda Mosque
Changes After Its Construction:
- Its roof, which collapsed in 1874, was rebuilt.
- In 1974, a restroom, a two-storey lodging, an ablution fountain and a gasilhane (a place where the dead is being washed according to the Islamic rituals) were added to the mosque.
- It is known that the minaret underwent restoration at regular intervals.
Prominent Features:
- It was built on a land of 86 m².
- It has masonry walls and a wooden roof.
- Next to the minaret of the mosque, there is a fountain of high artistic value.
- In the mosque’s inscription, Abdüllatif Efendi’s name is mentioned as the second founder.
- A bridge was built in front of the mosque to facilitate the passage of people.
- It is also known as Bostaniçi Mosque.
