İbrahim Ağa Mosque

İbrahim Ağa Mosque is a mosque in the Kadıköy district of Istanbul.

It was built as a mescit. The building, constructed in 1588 by İbrahim Ağa, the Babüssaade Ağa of Murad III, was used for a long time as the Kadiri Tekke, and was converted back into a mosque during the reign of Mahmut I.

According to the research of architect Levent Ersun, the roof is wooden, the walls are stone, and the minaret is also made of brick. Later, another minaret was added. This addition was carried out in 2001, together with the construction of an additional mescit area for the mosque.