Davutpasha Mosque
It was built by one of the viziers of Bayezid II, Davut Pasha in 1505, and had to be rebuilt in 1868 after it was demolished in a fire. It is a little bit further away from Architect Sinan Market. It lost part of its courtyard because of road construction. It is understood from the plate on its door that it replaced an old and demolished mosque, and that it was renovated in 1869 by Hüseyin A¤a of Sultan Mahmut II. It is also understood from the plate on the south gate of the mosque that the mosque was called Ayasofya of the Üsküdar Market.