Makbul İbrahim Pasha Mosque

Makbul Ibrahim Pasha Mosque, after his death known as Maktul Ibrahim Pasha Mosque or, by its other known name, Karaköy Pargalı Ibrahim Pasha Mosque, is a mosque built in 1536 by the Ottoman grand vizier Pargalı Ibrahim Pasha in the Karaköy district of Istanbul. Until it reached the present day, it has suffered many fires and has been restored several times. Most recently, the mosque, which suffered a fire in the early years of the Republic, was restored again.

Built on a total area of 225 square metres, the mosque is a two‑storey stone structure. Its minaret has a single balcony and is wooden. In 1990 its concrete superstructure was renewed. In the lower part of the mosque there are vaulted shop openings. In the early 1900s it acquired its present form.