Kazasker İvaz Efendi Mosque

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The Kazasker Ivaz Efendi Mosque is a mosque in Eğrikapi, Istanbul. It dates from 1585 and the plaque on the entrance door says that there is an architect Sinan mosque.

The main entrance is a stone-brick building with a tower in the corner of the qibla wall, and the main entrance is a mosque and a fountain.

The Ka'ani is one of the Kazakh Sultanate of Suleiman. It is also known as Manav Ivazaga because of its Manavgatli.

The mosque housed the Sheriff of Muhammad's Beard until 1998, but it disappeared unknown and what it was is unknown.

The Ivaz Master Fountain, located opposite the entrance to the courtyard, has been restored.

Key facts

Type
mosque, congregational mosque
Architect
Mimar Sinan
Architectural style
Ottoman architecture
Located in
Marmara Region
Heritage status
cultural property requiring protection

Facts from Wikidata.

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The text on this page is translated from: İvaz Efendi Camii (tr.wikipedia.org), as of 30 August 2026

Text is available under CC BY-SA 4.0.