Pasha's Mosque, Ottoman mosque in Ulcinj, Montenegro.
Pasha's Mosque is an Islamic house of worship in Ulcinj with geometric patterns woven throughout its structure. A central dome rises above the prayer hall while a tall minaret extends upward into the skyline.
The building was constructed in 1719 using materials salvaged from captured Venetian ships. It stands as evidence of Ottoman power in the Adriatic and how the region transformed during that era.
The Friday sermons blend Arabic and Albanian languages, reflecting how different communities share this space. You can observe how the mosque serves the local Muslim population across different backgrounds and traditions.
This is an active center of worship with regular prayer services throughout the day. Visitors should expect it to be a functioning religious space where respectful behavior is important.
The complex includes the only surviving Ottoman bathhouse in Montenegro. This hammam offers a rare glimpse into daily life and hygiene practices during Ottoman times.
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