Tabhane Mosque
- Changes after its construction
- Originally built as a madrasah guesthouse, the building was used as a madrasah after it lost its function as a guesthouse.
- Its dome, which collapsed in the 1766 earthquake, was rebuilt after 1956.
- The building, which served as a part of the Fatih Social Complex, also included a kitchen and soup kitchen that served meals to the residents of the guesthouse and the students of the madrasah.
- Since it was built on a high point of the land, a caravanserai was also built under the building.
- Today, it serves as a mosque for the students of the Fatih Mosque Men’s Quran Course.
- It is open to the public during Friday prayers.
- It was repaired and revived by the association and foundation in 1983.
- It underwent extensive restoration in 2014.
- Prominent features
- It has a simple mihrab made of cut stone.
- The minbar is wooden.
- There is a window on each of the four walls.
- Throughout history, it has served various functions as a madrasah, a guesthouse and a caravanserai.
