İshak Paşa Mosque

İshak Paşa Mosque is a historic place of worship located in Cankurtaran Neighborhood, district of Fatih, province of Istanbul. The mosque was commissioned by İshak Paşa, who served as grand vizier during the reign of Mehmed II. Because there is no construction inscription, the exact construction date is unknown, but since İshak Paşa died in 1483, it is understood that the building was erected before that date.

The structure, built entirely of rubble stone, was restored and reopened for worship in 1951 after being in ruins. Within the mosque there is a tomb, a water balance, a water well, and a fountain. The İshak Paşa Hamam, located opposite the mosque and also known to have been commissioned by İshak Paşa, is today in a ruined state.