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Haseki Hürrem Sultan Mosque
Construction year: 1538-1539
The city it is located in: İstanbul
The borough it is located in: Fatih
The neighbourhood it is located in: Haseki (Avratpazarı)
Address: Haseki Quarter, Haseki Avenue, Fatih
How to reach the place: To reach this mosque and complex, you can start at the Haseki tram stop, cross the street and walk towards the Haseki Hospital, passing through Sami Pasha street or Özbek Süleyman Efendi Street parallel to that.
Monument type: Mosque
The function today: Mosque
The ownership: Directorate of Pious Foundations
The bibliography that link the building to Sinan: TE, TB, TM
Information about the monument: It is the first one of the complexes that Sinan built after his assignment as the Master Architect of the Court. Within this complex, we find the madrasa, decorated with tiles, the school with its monumental portico, and the hospital with a courtyard that has an octagonal plan. The school, the madrasa, and the hospital are closed to visitors at this time. The mosque was completed in 1538-1539 as a single dome mosque. Later, in 1612-1613, it was expanded by adding another dome. Its tile inscription panel has been placed in the Çinili Köşk Museum. The painted tracery work on the walls was restored in 1970.
The other monuments of Sinan similar to this building:
The other monuments similar to this building: Bayrampaşa Complex, Gevher Sultan Madrasa, Arkadius column
Last Update: 27.11.2015
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