Fethiye Mosque

Very old mosque, inside and decorations very successful, The view was excellent, way too narrow novice driver to never dare.

When a beautiful mosque comes out of the city, the people of the original neighborhood of Amasya are generally known as immigrants. It used to be a church, a return from the church The mosque has a beautiful large pine tree garden with large glazing heated from the bottom. It was said that even the porch of the mosque could not be extended. A protected mosque can be used by patients lying next to the Ruhi Tingiz Hospital right next to the first Health Directorate. A must-see mosque with original Amasya texture

The mosque, which used to be a church, is spacious, bright and cool ... Fethiye Mosque - Amasya It was converted from an old Byzantine church into a mosque. It is believed that the church was built in the 7th century by Helena, the daughter of the Byzantine Emperor Phocas. Fetih Gazi, who was the governor of Amasya during the Danishmend period, converted this great church into a mosque and named it Fethiye Mosque. This mosque has been severely damaged over time. The mosque, which was repaired in 1956 and opened to worship again, was lastly restored in 2006 by the General Directorate of Foundations. In 1883, a minaret was added by İncezade Hacı Mehmet to the mosque, which did not have a minaret in its original state. It was not possible to identify the original wall remains of the mosque, whose walls are completely plastered and painted white. The mosque is built in the apse of the church. For this reason, the eastern facade of the mosque is angular to form a half hexagon. The western facade of the mosque, which is entered through a small entrance on the north wall, was later closed in the form of a wide arched niche, and lower and upper windows were opened in this section.

Once upon a time, during its restoration, I saw that the building was built of brick material, just like Halifet Gazi Madrasa. It is noticed that the building, which has been converted from a church to a mosque, does not resemble normal mosque plans.

It was converted from an old Byzantine church into a mosque. It is believed that the church was built in the 7th century by Helena, the daughter of the Byzantine Emperor Phocas. Fetih Gazi, who was the governor of Amasya during the Danishmend period, converted this great church into a mosque and named it Fethiye Mosque. This mosque has been severely damaged over time. The mosque, which was repaired in 1956 and opened to worship again, was finally restored in 2006 by the General Directorate of Foundations. In 1883, a minaret was added by İncezade Hacı Mehmet to the mosque, which did not have a minaret in its original state. It was not possible to detect the original wall remains of the mosque, whose walls were plastered completely and painted white. The mosque is built in the apse of the church. For this reason, the eastern facade of the mosque is angular to form a half hexagon. The western facade of the mosque, which is entered through a small entrance on the north wall, was later closed in the form of a wide arched niche, and lower and upper windows were opened in this section.

Location is wrong. Proceeding with the location, you arrive at the Kuba Mosque. Asli Fethiye Mosque, Tabib street No. 41, next to Ruhi Tingiz physical therapy and rehabilitation center.

It is the first mosque built after the conquest in Amasya. It was converted from an old Byzantine church into a mosque. It is believed that the church was built in the 7th century by Helena, the daughter of the Byzantine Emperor Phocas. It was converted into a mosque during the Danishmend Period.

The name of this mosque is Kuba Mosque. You can watch the view from the backyard. There is also a small waterfall view.