Boyacı Mosque

The Boyacı Mosque features a traditional minaret, prayer hall, and courtyard constructed entirely from dimension stone with geometric patterns throughout the structure.

Built in 1357 during the early Ottoman period, this religious structure reflects the architectural practices and engineering capabilities of medieval Islamic builders.

The mosque functions as a center for religious gatherings and daily prayers, maintaining its role in the Islamic practices of Gaziantep's residents.

Located at coordinates 37.061944, 37.388333, the mosque remains open for worship while welcoming visitors interested in historical religious architecture.

The mosque's stone construction has endured over 650 years, preserving original architectural elements that demonstrate medieval Islamic building techniques.

Location: Gaziantep

Inception: 1357

Architectural style: Islamic architecture

Made from material: dimension stone

GPS coordinates: 37.06194,37.38833

Latest update: March 6, 2025 15:08