Bakkalzade Mosque
small Ottoman-era mosque in Istanbul, Turkey
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Overview
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Bakkalzade Mosque is a small Ottoman-era place of worship in the Fatih district of Istanbul, Turkey. According to the catalogue record, it stands on Çadırcılar Caddesi in the Beyazıt neighbourhood. Its exact founding date is not known, and it is documented chiefly through its appearance on a nineteenth-century map of the city.
History
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The exact date of the mosque's foundation is unknown. It is first attested on an 1845 map of Istanbul, which lists it among the mosques that had been built before that year.
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Bakkalzade Mosque (Turkish: Bakkalzade Camii) is a small Ottoman-era mosque located on Bakkalzade Street in the Atikali neighbourhood of the Fatih district in Istanbul, Turkey. Although its exact date of foundation is unknown, it is first attested on an 1845 city map of Istanbul, where it appears among the mosques built before that year.
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