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English: On a municipal website I found, after translation: "It was built by Sheikh Abdulfettah-ı Veli in 1272. It is a rectangular planned building made of rubble stone. Its roof is covered with tiles over wood. The body of the minaret, whose base is cut stone, is made of brick. The building, that burned down in 1937, was rebuilt. During the repair, the wooden roof of the building was repaired, the interior plaster and exterior joints were renewed. The mosque is open to worship."
The entrance to the courtyard can be made through the Darü’ş-Şifa Kapısı, equaly old. I found the mosque closed but took some pictures, mainly of the metalwork on the door. |
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