Mosque· Osmangazi, Bursa

Hatipzade Mescidi

Hatipzade Mescidi is a mosque in Osmangazi, Bursa; The Hatipzade Masjid, also known as the Tahtalı Masjid, is a masjid whose date of construction and founder are not known for certain; it is thought to date from the 16th–17th century.

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The Hatipzade Masjid, also known as the Tahtalı Masjid, is a masjid whose date of construction and founder are not known for certain; it is thought to date from the 16th–17th century. No further information about its construction process or its founder is given. The walls of the masjid are built of rubble stone. Its roof is of wood, covered with tiles. The portico (last congregation space) is arranged with interior dimensions of 2.45 by 7.70 metres, left closed on the north side and covered with a wooden ceiling. The wooden minaret on the northwest is reached from the portico.

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