Selman Ağa Mosque

The Selman Ağa Mosque displays traditional Ottoman architectural elements with its central dome, supported arches, and geometrically patterned interior decorations.

Built during the 16th century, this religious structure reflects the architectural principles developed under the influence of master builder Mimar Sinan.

The mosque maintains its role as a center for Islamic worship while incorporating decorative elements such as calligraphy and intricate tile work.

Located in the district of Üsküdar, the mosque remains open for daily prayers and welcomes visitors through multiple public transportation connections.

The prayer hall features a distinctive combination of natural light filtering through carefully positioned windows, creating changing patterns throughout the day.

Location: Üsküdar

Architectural style: Ottoman architecture

GPS coordinates: 41.02561,29.01598

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:06