Ağa Cami

It was built by the Tunisian Antep district governor Ferruh Aga in the mid-16th century. It took its present shape in 1799 repair. Due to its location, it was also called Şehreküstü Mosque or Yaycıoğlu Mosque.

Antepin 1st nickname in the world war shrouded the flag of the castle of the antep tenant to the castle of the white flag was asked to hand over the city of white asmalari white cloth could not get a piece from the house and the mosque was hanged in the mosque of a dead in the castle, but the French army 11 tanks in the army could not enter the ant in Nur beautiful people that we rest on, we owe them the breath we take

The construction date of Ağa mosque dates back to very old times. I have seen and known since the 1960s. It is on the route of our city, which is used as the main street, and is known as a point. We are a beautiful and charming mosque on a road with very heavy traffic connecting the east and west sides of the city. It serves in its historical texture with its old stone structure. I greet you with my best regards. Thank you... ----------------------- The construction date of Ağa mosque dates back to very old times. I have seen and known since the 1960s. It is on the route of our city, which is used as the main street, and is known as a point. We are a beautiful and charming mosque on a road with very heavy traffic connecting the east and west sides of the city. It serves in its historical texture with its old stone structure. I greet you with my best regards. Thank you ...

His WC is literally disgrace. They run quickly to get money, but they did nothing for cleaning. I wonder if the Diyanet or the municipality see this disgrace.

It is understood that the date of construction was 1005 (1596), which was dropped by abjad in the inscription, which is seen in the sources and does not exist today. II, standing on the courtyard door before. From another eight-line inscription with the signature of Mahmud, the mosque's II. It is learned that it was repaired by Mahmud and after it was burned, it was revived for the second time by this sultan in 1250 (1834). In some encyclopedias, it is seen from the word “sûzan” (burner, burner) in the inscription that it is concluded that the repair person was a lady named Sûzan. However, this claim is false and the word is about the fire that the mosque went through. It is understood that the mihrab, walls and body of the minaret of the mosque, which was repaired until the walls of the construction by the Foundations Administration in 1934 after being neglected for a long time, remained from the old structure. The roof, which was previously covered with tiles, was covered with lead, and the eaves were decorated with rumî veins. Inside, four thick square prism feet hold the low roof; The mahfil occupies almost half of the internal volume of the building. There are four upper and lower windows on the qibla and its side walls; upper windows are arched and decorated with colored glass. The walls were covered with Kütahya tiles up to a certain height in the last repair. The ceiling and vaults are decorated with colored pencil work. The mihrab has six rows of stalactites, the pulpit is wooden and simple. Lafza-i Celâl, ism-i nebi and the names of the four caliphs are Tuğrakeş İ. It was written in round tile panels by Hakkı Altunbezer, and in 1950, a belt writing was drawn between the windows by Halim Özyazıcı. It is known that the fountain with an elegant workmanship was brought from Sinan Pasha Mosque, the work of Mimar Sinan, and the pool and fountain were brought from the Oluklu Bayır Tekke in Eyüp. In front of the mihrab, there is also the grave of Davud Ağa, one of the Galata Palace masters, dated 1056 (1646). The stones of the treasury, which previously stretched towards the main street, were removed during the 1934 repair.

A beautiful, historical mosque. There are two gates in its courtyard. One door leads to martyrs street and the other to another street. Ağa Mosque: It was built by the Tunisian Antep District Governor Ferruh Ağa (Bey) on Şehitler Street in the central Şehreküstü, Suyabatmaz District, between 1554-1559. SOURCE.gaziantep.ktb.gov.tr.

Don't worry that it looks like it has surrendered to the cold winter, if you only knew what this historical mosque has seen and survived...

Small historical mosques made of white cut stones attract my attention. Ağa Mosque is one of these mosques. It has a very different minaret and a small courtyard. These historical mosques always give more peace than new ones.