Firuzbey Mosque

Firuzbey Mosque is a 14th century Ottoman mosque in the Milas district of Mughals.

The mosque was built by the Menteşe Monument Custodian of the Ottoman State, Bey Firuz on 21 December 1394 by the architect Hasan bin Abdullah. The mosque is architecturally remarkable for its construction in Milas during the transition period between the Menteşe Monarchy and the Ottoman Empire. The dome is known as the Lead Mosque among the people because it is covered with lead. The reverse T is a mosque.

Key facts

Type: mosque
Built: 1394
Located in: Aegean Region

Facts from Wikidata.

Coordinates: 37.317889, 27.780083Open in Google Maps

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Sources

The text on this page is translated from: Firuzbey Camii (tr.wikipedia.org), as of 13 December 2025

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