Sofa Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- After its construction, it was repaired by Sultan Abdulmecid, son of Mahmud II.
- Prominent features
- It is in the fourth courtyard of Topkapı Palace, north of the Treasury.
- It was commissioned by the Sultan for the people of the ward called “Sofa Ocağı”.
- It was built in the Empire style and previously the “Silahtar Pavilion” was located here.
- It is a small building and has no windows as its southern facade is adjacent to the burial chamber.
- There are large windows on the other facades.
- It has a small gallery, and a flat dome covered with lead.
- The interior of the dome is colorful and decorated.
- It has a minaret with a single balcony.
- There is no narthex.
- There is an inscription written in the form of Talik regarding the restoration of Sultan Abdülmecid dated 1858/59.
