Hacı Ali Paşa Camii

Hacı Ali Paşa Camii is a mosque in Eyüpsultan, İstanbul; Also known as the Hamidiye Mosque and the Cuma (Friday) Mosque, the Hacı Ali Paşa Mosque stands in Rami where Cuma Camii Street meets Mahmudiye Avenue.

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Location: 41.0498°N · 28.9223°E

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Also known as the Hamidiye Mosque and the Cuma (Friday) Mosque, the Hacı Ali Paşa Mosque stands in Rami where Cuma Camii Street meets Mahmudiye Avenue. It was built in 1889 by Hacı Ali Rıza Paşa, the chief chamberlain of Sultan Abdülhamid II. Constructed of rubble stone with a wooden roof, the building was recently restored, during which it was enlarged by an addition to its north facade. It has a short minaret on its right. Source: Hacı Ali Paşa Camii – Mustafa Cambaz

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