Brief History: Originally part of the 13th-century mosque built alongside the minaret, the prayer hall has undergone restorations over the centuries due to earthquakes and aging. Notable Features: The interior reflects a blend of Seljuk and Ottoman influences, with a simple yet serene design featuring stone walls, wooden beams, and Islamic calligraphy. Fun Fact or Unique Angle: Despite its modest design, the hall’s atmosphere is deeply spiritual, giving visitors a sense of timeless continuity in worship that has persisted for centuries. Current Use or Visitor Info: Still in active use for daily prayers, visitors can enter outside of prayer times to quietly observe or appreciate the architecture; shoes must be removed before entry.
Coordinates: 30.7056, 36.8876
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