Hacıhasan Camii

Merzifon is one of the 3 or 4 major historical mosques. Wooden ceiling work is gorgeous. The thin wooden pillars on the side shore seem like a congregation holding rows of lines. Only green paint has never been to the wooden mosque. The wooden dome workmanship in the middle is simply magnificent. There is a similar one in the Camid mosque. But this is more amazing. The steel picture door has spoiled the simplicity of the mosque. The ironwork of the windows to the east and west and south is magnificent. The irons in the Bakçe section are likened to them, but it is obvious that they are welding work. There is no cold ironworking like the others. It will look much better if they paint the iron black. The side will be simpler and will add a historical atmosphere to the mosque. Even those with iron tips are black. The workmanship in the mihrab is, in one word, the most beautiful and beautiful selatin mosques. However, the imam's putting a copper writing in the middle ruined it.

There is a perfect wooden ceiling workmanship. The roundabout ceiling is very nice.

It is stated that it was built in H.1126 / M.1714 and was renovated by Hacı Ali to a master named Hafız İmam Veli by expanding H.1278 / M.1861 in 350. It has a winged door and the door is wooden. The center of the ceiling is staggered by recesses at a partial depth to form a large core in the form of two octagons and the center of the core is raised in the form of an eight-segment dome.

A beautiful historical mosque. Woodworking is very nice.

The Hacı Hasan Mosque is located in the Hacı Hasan Mahallesi, Doğan Street, in the Merzifon district of Amasya. It was made of wood in 1714 and masonry in 1871. The wooden ceiling of the mosque decorated with hexagonal and lozenge motifs was also made during this restoration. The last congregation place in the north is separated from the mosque by a wooden partition. It is illuminated by pointed arched windows. The wooden ceiling was supported by four wooden posts in both directions.