Arakiyeci Mehmet ağa Temple

The Bodrumi Mosque was built by Şeyhülislam Ömer Lütfü Efendi of Bodrum in 1891 on the eastern slope of Küçük Çamlıca and has given its name to the street on which it is located. There is a poetic script of siz lines prepared by Poem Refet on the marble on the wall overlooking the street.

It is at the intersection at the corner across the district official building in Doğancılar It was built in 1558-59. It is also known as Doğancılar mosque. It was rebuilt by the third wife of Sultan abdülhamit II in 1858-59.

It is on Selmanipak avenue, and was built in 1508 by Selman ağa, son of Abdullah. The walls are made of stone and brick. Its roof, pulpit and last congregation place are made of wood. There is a three faceted fountain with tiles on the upper sides in the exterior corner of the mosque, and…

It is also known as the red temple. This temple is in Gülfem Hatun quarter, on Uncular avenue, ‹mam nas›r street. The courtyard door of Yeni Valide Mosque is opened on this street. It was built by Geredeli Çelebi (death 1589). It was rebuit recently.

It was founded on the hill bearing its name in Üsküdar. It was named as ‘’Atik valide Mosque’’ since it was the first valide mosque that was built, and it is a group of buildings consisting of schools and lodges. This magnificient mosque was built in 1583 by Architect Sinan, and upon the request of…