Ahmediye mosquei liked when i pary

Had the pleasure of praying Isha here, one can tell this mosque is so old, the floorboards creak when stepped on. A strong congregation of local Turks and Arabs.

Beautiful musequ

Historical community mosque in Fatih İstanbul.

Nice mosque

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It is in Fatih, Iskenderpasa Neighborhood, Öksüzler Street. Another Ahmediye Mosque is located in Üsküdar. It is also known as “Etmeydanı Mosque”, “Ahmediye” and “Middle Mosque” because it is located in Pious Etmeydan, one of the old districts. It was built in the middle of the Janissary rooms in Etmeydan by İbrahim Pasha, the son-in-law of Suleiman the Magnificent and the first Grand Vizier (Maktul-Makbul) in H.934/M.1527.The first construction date of the octagonal Ahmediye (Orta) Mosque, adjacent to the İskenderpaşa headmans office, was built by Makbul İbrahimpaşa for the Janissaries. After the collapse of the Janissaries in 1826 during the shelling, they were rebuilt in 1902. It is at the cross intersection of Öksüzler street and Karakadı street of Aile street going up from Vatan street to Fatih.Maktul İbrahim Pasha was the first to have the mosque built. It is also known as the Orta Mosque because it was built in the middle of the Janissary rooms here at that time. It is called Etmeydanı district.

Very secluded historical and small mosque with lots of trees. The toilet is closed except for the prayer time.

An authentic Mosque produced with wooden craftsmanship has a historical feature

The wooden parts, especially the dome, are very nice. Very clean mashallah. It was stated that it is the only one in the world in the form of an octagon. It is among the rumors that Young Osman was killed here.

A beautiful, clean mosque close to the old Al Fateh area where the history is fragrant It is really beautiful.

Used by the janissary centerA historical mosque with a round plan built using octagonal stone and wood.

The Ahmadiyya Mosque is an ancient and ancient mosque in the Fatih district of Istanbul

The mosque was built in 1527 by Maktul Ibrahim Pasha, son-in-law of Suleiman the Magnificent. It was repaired by Ahmed Efendi in 1902. According to the mosque information plate, there was a cellar from the Byzantine era.

Ahmediye Mosque or Kefçe Dede Mosque; It was built on the Anatolian side of the Bosphorus in the corner of Essapdar and Esvapci streets, in 1722 by the shipyards chief Ibnul Emin Ahmet Aga. The mosques architect plan is in square form. It was built with rubble masonry on an area of ​​approximately 250 square meters. The minaret to its left is made of cut stone. The last congregation place, which is said to have been built in 1931, was removed during the repair in 1965 and no new ones were built. The last congregation place of the door is mihrab. The mosques placing and architectural arrangement is very successful. The dome of the mosque sits on sliced ​​trumpets and there is a window on each side of the eight-sided pulley. The altar is in the form of a simple plastered niche. The marble pulpit is small but a beautiful work of the period. The mosque has seven windows at the bottom and eight at the top. The mosque, which was devastated in time, was repaired in 1861 and 1885. It was repaired in 1965. It was originally built as a mosque. Later, his burial, imaret, muqakkithanesi, fountain, medical school, madrasah, library and public fountain were made. The mosque remained around the corner. The area where the mosque was located was known as Kefçe Dede District until 2008 regulations. The mosque is very close to the Malatya Ismail Aga Mosque. The head of the mosque, İbnül Emin Ahmet Ağa, is a medfiye. The tomb of the mosque, Eminzade Ahmet Ağas 1730 tombstone, and Kefçe Dede, who built the first mosque, is located in two parts on the Qibla and north side of the mosque.

Very good

From places that smell history

After the new cherry quarry was destroyed by Mahmud II, the name of the mosque was changed to Ahmedia and Et Meydanı was changed to Ahmedia. The middle fountain, which is fed from the Byzantine cistern, must be here, and I think the cistern is locked and may be hiding as a result of those bitter memories. The old Davutpaşa barracks, which is currently located at a few km distance from the Yıldız Technical University and Teknopark, played an important role in suppressing the Janissary Rebellion. Especially the presence of Young Osman in Yedikule dungeons before being massacred are historical events. As much as a historical place, Mahmud the Second wanted to erase that bad history by opening these places to the settlement. Aksaray subway, the area around the Police Headquarters formerly called the Janissary quarry and meat square.

May my Lord accept the worship we do.

May my Lord accept the prayer of our sentence, it has a beautiful architecture. Inside is spacious and very nice.

A small mosque and Hadi. Almost behind the Historia Mall

Theres a cistern underneath, but its not clear. Tell the muhtar or imam maybe open

We searched a lot and found it... O reader, a sultan was imprisoned here... Young Osman!

Wonderful

The imam of the mosque Nihat hodja Danda Allah bless

A beautiful historic mosque

There is İbrahim Pasha Fountain opposite the mosque. There is a second fountain in the same street.

A mosque that makes history of Buram ...

Good to find a mosque on every street

A date stuck in the neighborhood. A modest mosque.

A lot of awe

Wooden mosque by the side of my house comfortable in the original grafts

It smells like history but needs more care

Good place

The mosque of my childhood, history smells

Very good

Pray. Namaza

Very nice

A beautiful and small green mosque

O God bless us with our mosques and the good and pure worshipers

Mosque of Mehmed Fatih Istanbul

Allahu ekber

Wonderful

Ottoman style mosque

Beautiful

One of the houses of God

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Super

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