The Alaybey Mosque

The repair books on the front and back of the arched entrance door of the Alaybey Mosque next to the gray square and the cafe are not fully legible because they are engraved, but archival work shows that the mosque was built by Miralay Ahmet Agha in the early 1700s. The walls of the mosque are built of red stone. It has a square plan, a gable roof and a single minaret. The entrance to the mosque is to the north. The minaret is made of white cut stone in the northwest corner. Inside the mosque, the altar and window tops are decorated with botanical motifs in the Baroque style. In the hazir (small cemetery) in his garden, Sultan I. It houses the tomb of Khalil Hamit Pasha, one of the Ottoman satraps of the Abdulhamid period, dated 1785, which witnessed the end of the treasure. There are a total of 14 tombstones with their names on them.