Firuz Ağa Mosque, Imperial mosque in Istanbul
The Firuz Ağa Mosque, with its elegant minaret and intricate tile work, is a testament to Ottoman architectural beauty.
Built in 1491 by the eponymous Firuz Ağa, who served Sultan Bayezid II, it represents the prosperous era of early Ottoman Empire.
The mosque holds significant cultural value for its Kütahya tiles and tomb of Firuz Ağa.
Located in the bustling district of Fatih, it provides a tranquil space for prayers and reflection amidst city life.
Unique for its survived earthquake in 1509 with minimal damage, reflecting the durability of Ottoman engineering.
Location: Fatih
Inception: 1491
Architectural style: Ottoman architecture
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