Ahikızı Mescidi

Small very nice mosque.

Seljuk architecture in 1248. Decent place

It is one of the Seljuk Period structures and there is no information about the date of its construction. The square planned building, whose last restoration was carried out in 2001, continues to be used as a mosque today. It is understood to be designed as a masjid with its small dimensions such as 8.80x8.80 m and its flat dome. There are windows on both sides of the door. On the east side of the space, a high and pointed arched window and a porthole window on the right are visible. The western facade is interestingly equipped with 3 rectangles in a row in the center and a porthole window on each side of them. All window frames are made of cut stone and the building walls are made of rubble stone. Throughout the north of the venue, there is a recent women's extension. There is also a mausoleum with the same name in the northwest of the building. Ahi Daughter Tomb: It is assumed that the building was built in 1439 at the latest from a sarcophagus inscription found in the Antalya Museum and recorded in this tomb. The small building, which has lost its original structure with the repairs of the 19th and 20th centuries, and which is adjacent to a house on the eastern facade, partially shows reinforced concrete architecture. The entrance to the building is provided by a door on the north facade. There is a grave on the south wall of the flat covered building.