Kulaca Köyü Mehmet Bey Camii

Mosque· İnegöl, Bursa

Kulaca Köyü Mehmet Bey Camii

Kulaca Köyü Mehmet Bey Camii is a mosque in İnegöl, Bursa; According to the inscription band now displayed at the Inegol City Museum, which is made up of nine pieces, the mosque was built by Dervish Pasha of Kulaca village for his son Mehmed Bey in 1130 AH (1718 CE).

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According to the inscription band now displayed at the Inegol City Museum, which is made up of nine pieces, the mosque was built by Dervish Pasha of Kulaca village for his son Mehmed Bey in 1130 AH (1718 CE). According to local accounts, the mosque has undergone repairs; it has a rectangular plan running north to south and a wooden ceiling. In this repair the north facade was entirely renewed and the east facade partly. To the north there is a rectangular portico, and on the northwest facade stands its minaret.

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