Kâğıthane Mosque

Sadabad Mosque (also called Kağıthane Mosque) is a mosque in Istanbul, on the banks of the Kağıthane River.

The first Kağıthane mosque was built during the time of Ahmed III. It underwent repairs during the reign of Selim III and Mahmud I. Sultan Abdülaziz destroyed the mosque and rebuilt it (1863).

On the gate of the sentence is the statue of Sultan Abdulaziz and the construction book written with the Ser-sikke-kunân Abdülfettah Efendi line.

The tower has two stair doors that enter from inside and from the garden, and it has two stairs, and those who come out of the two stairs can't see each other until the sheriff.