The Husrev Pasha Mosque

The Husrev Pasha Mosque, which you can visit in the Khan district, is located in the ashram of the same name. In addition to the mosque, a bathhouse and a caravanserai were also built in the village. The mosque, which was completed in 1638, consists of half domes in four directions and was built according to the "Inverse T" plan seen in many mosques during the Ottoman period. It is estimated that the mosque, named after Khusrev Pasha, one of the vizier of Murat IV, was built on the site of an old Byzantine church. It is estimated that the mosque, which was built on the site of an old Byzantine church by Husrev Pasha, one of Murat's viziers.