Gedik Ahmet Pasa Imaret Cami

The Grand Vizier Gedik Ahmet Pasha had the architect Ayaz Aza built in 1472. Therefore, it's also called Gedik Ahmet Pasha Mosque. Its embroideries are Abdüssamedoulu Hasan. The mosque become restored through Muftfzade Ahmet in 1795. In opposite T format, the 2 domes are deliberate. The ultimate congregation within the north is protected with 6 spherical columns, 5 pointed arches and five octagonal pulleys. The minaret with a single balconies is decorated with grooved torsion forms. The grooves are protected with army blue tiles. The entrance door is product of engraved marble. The repair letter on 1795. There are windows on the east, west and north walls and 3 rows at the qibla wall.

The T-shaped indoors has two large domes, and the rooms on both sides cowl 3 small domes. Gedik Ahmet Pasha is a structure of the Complex. A mosque is a place of worship for Muslims. There are strict and precise necessities in Sunni jurisprudence for an area of worship to be considered a mosque, with locations that don't meet those requirements regarded as musallas. There are stringent restrictions at the uses of the location formally demarcated because the mosque, and inside the Islamic Shara‘ah, after a place is officially unique as a mosque, it remains so till the Last Day.