Fatih Camii

Fatih Mosque
Date
1463-1470, rebuilt 1771
Work Type
mosque
Material/Technique
granite
marble

Mosque construction began in 1463 and was completed in 1470. This was overseen by Greek architect Atik Sinan. The mosque was then destroyed in 1766 (most likely by an earthquake) and was rebuilt under the patronage of Sultan Mustafa III. The architect commissioned by Mustafa III was Mehmet Tahir Aga. This second mosque was completed in 1771.

References

  • Fatih Camii - Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Northwest Wall
    Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Northwest Wall
  • Fatih Camii - Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Southeast Wall
    Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Southeast Wall
  • Fatih Camii - Interior: Central Prayer Hall, South Corner
    Interior: Central Prayer Hall, South Corner
  • Fatih Camii - Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Northeast Wall
    Interior: Central Prayer Hall, Northeast Wall
  • Fatih Camii - Interior: Central Prayer Hall
    Interior: Central Prayer Hall
  • Fatih Camii - Exterior: Northwest Courtyard
    Exterior: Northwest Courtyard
  • Fatih Camii - Exterior: Northwest Courtyard
    Exterior: Northwest Courtyard
  • Fatih Camii - Exterior: Northwest Porch
    Exterior: Northwest Porch
  • Fatih Camii - Exterior: Northwest Courtyard, North Corner
    Exterior: Northwest Courtyard, North Corner
  • Fatih Camii - Exterior: Southwest Porch
    Exterior: Southwest Porch
  • Fatih Camii - Exterior: Northwest Courtyard, South Corner
    Exterior: Northwest Courtyard, South Corner
  • Fatih Camii - Exterior: Northeast Porch
    Exterior: Northeast Porch
  • Fatih Camii - Exterior: Southeast Porch
    Exterior: Southeast Porch
  • Fatih Camii - Exterior: Southeast Porch
    Exterior: Southeast Porch
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