Şem’i Molla Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- In 1827, Şem’i Molla had the mosque repaired and a fountain added in the name of his wife Ayşe Revnak Hanım. For this reason, the building began to be known as the Şem’i Molla Mosque.
- The mosque, including its high windows, was renovated during the reign of Abdulhamid II.
- Prominent features
- It is also known as “Ahmed Kethüda Mosque” and “Aşki Molla Mosque”.
- It is a rectangular building, and its walls are built of stone.
- Its mihrab is made of plaster and has no inscription.
- The minbar, preacher’s pulpit and upper gallery are made of wood.
- The entrance to the single-balcony concrete minaret is inside the mosque.
