About Emirsultan Mosque:

Although the records regarding the construction of Emir Sultan Mosque are not clear, However, it was generally built in the early 14th century. is considered. However, the structure in this period was made of wood and It was restructured over time for various reasons. is known. It took its present appearance in the 19th century. meets their heads.
The interior of the mosque is quite impressive. Main worship area, It is covered with a high dome and spreads over a wide area. The decorations on the walls reflect the artistic taste of various periods. It contains reflective examples of tile workmanship, illumination and calligraphy. Inside the mosque, it was also built in accordance with the architecture of the period. There is a mihrab and pulpit with wooden workmanship.

The complex surrounding the Emir Sultan Mosque is a religious and cultural It served as a center where activities were carried out. There is also the tomb of Emir Sultan within the complex. The tomb is one of the important examples of Ottoman period architecture. and attracts great attention from visitors.
The pulpit of the mosque is quite striking. Ottoman period It bears the general characteristics of pulpits and is decorated with wood craftsmanship. decorated. The fountain and fountain in the courtyard of the mosque are also These are important details from an aesthetic point of view. These areas are used before worship. and afterwards, visitors have the opportunity to rest and perform ablution. presents.