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This is a list of mosques in Turkey.
Name | Images | City | Year | G | Remarks | |
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Sabancı Mosque | Adana | 1998 | U | |||
Kocatepe Mosque | Ankara | 1987 | U | |||
Emir Sultan Mosque | Bursa | 1868 | U | |||
Bursa Grand Mosque | Bursa | 1420 | U | Greatest mosque in Bursa | ||
Yeşil Mosque | Bursa | 1421 | U | “Green Mosque” commissioned by Mehmet I | ||
Selimiye Mosque | Edirne | 1575 | U | Commissioned by Selim II | ||
Üç Şerefeli Mosque | Edirne | 1547 | U | Commissioned by Murat II | ||
Süleymaniye Mosque | Istanbul | 1557 | T | Second biggest mosque of Istanbul, commissioned by Süleyman I | ||
Sultan Ahmed Mosque | Istanbul | 1609–1616 | U | Biggest mosque in İstanbul, commissioned by Ahmet I | ||
Laleli Mosque | Istanbul | 1783 | U | |||
Nuruosmaniye Mosque | Istanbul | 1755 | U | Commissioned by Mahmut I, completed during the reign of Osman III | ||
Rüstem Pasha Mosque | Istanbul | 1563 | U | Commissioned by Rüstem Pasha | ||
Ortaköy Mosque | Istanbul | 18th century | U | Officially the Büyük Mecidiye Camii. The current mosque was built between 1854 and 1856. | ||
Arap Mosque | Istanbul | ? | U | Based upon a former Roman Catholic church devoted to Saint Paul and Saint Dominic. | ||
Bayezid II Mosque | Istanbul | 1506 | U | Commisiıned by Beyazıt II | ||
Şehzade Mosque | Istanbul | 1548 | U | Dedicated to Şehzade Mehmet (son of Suleyman I, who died young) | ||
Mihrimah Mosque | Istanbul | 1565 | U | Commissioned by the daughter of Suleyman I | ||
Yavuz Selim Mosque | Istanbul | 1522 | U | Completed during the reign of Suleyman I, bears the name of Selim I | ||
Muğdat Mosque | Mersin | U | ||||
Tarsus Grand Mosque | Tarsus, Mersin | 1579 | U |
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