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Arap Mehmet Mosque, better known locally as Molla Arap Mosque, was built in Bursa in the first quarter of the 16th century by Mevlana Mehmed, a scholar of Horasan Turkish descent…
Ebu İshak Mosque, formally the Ebu İshak Kazeruni Mosque, was built in Bursa in the late 14th century by Sultan Yıldırım Bayezid as part of a dervish lodge (zaviye) dedicated to…
Hoca Alizade Mosque in Bursa was built in 1439 by two merchant brothers, Hoca Ömer and Hoca Ahmet, sons of a man known as Hoca Ali, according to an inscription on their…
Pir Emir Mosque, also referred to as Pir Emir Sultan Mosque, stands in Bursa's Piremir neighborhood and was built in 1495 under the patronage of Hoca Alizade on behalf of Pir…
Hacı Seyfettin Mosque is a small early Ottoman neighborhood mosque in Bursa's old Tahtakale quarter, traditionally dated to the 15th century and attributed to a local patron…
The Eşrefzade Mosque in İznik, within Bursa province, takes its name from Eşrefoğlu Abdullah Rûmî, a 15th-century Turkish Sufi poet and mystic who died in 1469. Born to a family…
The Geyikli Baba Mosque, east of central Bursa near Kestel, commemorates a Turkmen dervish of the Vefai order active in the early 14th century, traditionally known as Geyikli…
Üftade Tekkesi is a dervish lodge and mosque complex in Bursa's Yerkapı quarter built for Üftade, an Ottoman Sufi scholar and poet born in Bursa around 1490, whose given name was…
The İznik Necropolis, also known as the Hisardere necropolis, lies a few kilometers north of the town center of İznik (ancient Nicaea) in Bursa province. Archaeological…
The site of Hadrianoi, also recorded as Hadriani ad Olympum, was a town of ancient Bithynia founded in AD 123 by the Roman emperor Hadrian during one of his tours of Asia Minor.…
Apollonia ad Rhyndacum was the ancient name of the settlement now known as Gölyazı, a lake-bound peninsula town about 35 kilometers west of central Bursa in Nilüfer district.…
The Yıldırım Bayezid Medresesi is a theological school built as part of the larger Yıldırım Bayezid complex that Sultan Bayezid I, nicknamed the Thunderbolt, commissioned on a…
Yeşil Medrese, the Green Madrasa, is one of two theological colleges built within the Yeşil complex that Ottoman Sultan Mehmed I commissioned on a hillside above Bursa, with…
The Hacı Şevki Efendi Dergahı, also known locally as the Şabaniye Dergahı, is a former dervish lodge in Bursa's old Setbaşı and Kurtoğlu quarter near the Gökdere stream. Records…
Yer Kapı is one of the historic gates in the defensive walls that encircle Bursa Castle, the fortified hilltop quarter at the heart of the old city. It stands near the Üftade…
The 18 Mart Hatime Ana Ulu Mosque is a large modern mosque on the Terzioğlu campus of Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University, built on land provided by the university and constructed…
The Yalı Mosque stands in the old quarter of Çanakkale near the Dardanelles shoreline, from which it takes its name, yalı meaning waterfront. It was built in 1884 by a local…
The Fatih Mosque stands within the grounds of Çimenlik Castle, also called Kale-i Sultaniye, on the Dardanelles shore in Çanakkale. The castle was built on the order of Sultan…
Babakale Mosque stands in Babakale, a village in Çanakkale's Ayvacık district that marks the westernmost settlement on mainland Turkey. It belongs to a small fortified complex…
The Çarşı Mosque, also known as the Merkez Mosque, stands on the eastern side of Republic Square in the town center of Biga, Çanakkale province. It was originally built in the…
The Hüdavendigar Mosque in Behramkale, the village built over ancient Assos in Çanakkale's Ayvacık district, is an early Ottoman building traditionally attributed to Sultan Murad…
Adatepe is a stone-built village in the Ayvacık district of Çanakkale, on the slopes of the Kaz Dağları (Mount Ida) range, and its village mosque stands at the heart of the…
The necropolis of Assos, the ancient Aeolian city on the Aegean coast in Çanakkale's Ayvacık district, lies west of the city walls and ranks among the most extensively studied…
Taşköprü Mosque stands in Bayramiç, a district of Çanakkale province, taking its name from the old stone bridge (taş köprü) built in front of it. The mosque is remembered above…
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