Saadettin Mosque

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A very beautiful work Sadettin Mosque This mosque, located opposite the Great Bedesten in Kütahya, was burned in 1700 and built by Derviş Mehmet in 1824, but it was re-burned in 1866. Today's mosque was built with money collected from the public under the leadership of Iskodralızade Hasan Hakkı Bey. It has survived until today with repairs and minor changes made at different times. It is not known what the original structure was. The mosque has a regular plan. This is an extraordinary structure with cut stone walls stemming from the land location. There is a Sakahanesi, which is reached with a round, low-arched vault on the south facade. At street level, two shops in the west and three in the south were added to the mosque. There are two doors leading to the mosque between them. The west one of these gates is inscribed. The other is in the southeast. The west and south facades of the mosque are made of cut stone and the north side is made of rubble stone. In its external view, a cornice with gradual molding is wrapped under the eaves on the west and south sides. There is a seven-level brick eaves on the northern facade. The mihrab is placed in the middle of the south wall of the mosque. The entrance door to the west is a double-winged door with reliefs on both sides. There is a marble inscription on it dated 1870-1871. The southeast gate is without an inscription. Fevkâni mosque has a high view, and because of its irregular plan, it is divided into three parts by wooden poles. Covering the middle part of these, the bagdadi ceiling looks like a barrel vault, and is decorated with pencil work and embroidery. The sections next to it have square ceilings. The wooden poles carrying the top cover are connected to each other with arches similar to Bursa type and are embroidered on them. The round-arched mihrab niche is surrounded by a frame. Square tiles are placed in this mihrab niche. Under the mihrab inscription the date 1899-1900 is read. In addition, here is the signature of Mehmet Hilmi Kütahyalı. The pulpit is wooden and made using the hammering technique. Each section is decorated with flowers. The minaret is made of cut stone and six rows of hedgehogs can be seen under the balcony. A band of tiles under the cone draws attention. There is a fountain inscription in the Sakahane in the basement of the mosque.

The mosque is a historical mosque located in the center of the Samanpazarı location. It stands out with its historical structure and straight roof ... It is a very beautiful mosque.

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A beautiful mosque with the most beautiful and oldest architecture built by the Imadiddin delusion dinar. I suggest that you do not go without tasting the meatballs of the meatballs in the transfers at the lower entrance.