HACI HATUN CAMİİ

A beautiful temple

Haci Hatun Mosque, not Hali Hatun

AlHamdülİllah cc ki is a clean and spacious masjid

Haci hatun mosque will be the name ... Samsun has a tomb in the historical structure has cost history. It is known that Hacı Hatun, the wife of Hazinedârzâde Osman Pasha, was buried in the tomb in the section where the congregation prayed. Hijri 1113 - Gregorian 1694 Hacı Hatun Mosque, which has the feature of being the first minaret and the second mosque of Samsun, has survived to the present day by losing its originality. The mosque is remarkable both with its history and its tomb. Hacı Hatun Mosque, located in İlkadım District of Samsun, Kale Mahallesi Hacı Hatun Street, draws attention with its history and story. In an undated document in the Ottoman Archives of the Prime Ministry, it was recorded that the General Directorate of Foundations belongs to the mosque; It is thought that it was built by Hacı Hatun, the wife of Hazinedârzâde Osman Pasha, who passed away in 1841. According to other documents; Hatice Hatun's son Ibrahim Bey is thought to have been built in 1694.

This mosque is one of the cleanest mosques in Samsun, but as in every mosque here after the prayer to find an imam or a teacher in the hay to find a needle in the haystack, there is heating in the air conditioners are working well in summer prayer stools or chairs are not

There is a tomb in the historical structure that has cost Samsun history. It is known that Hacı Hatun, the wife of Hazinedârzâde Osman Pasha, was buried in the tomb in the section where the congregation prayed. Hijri 1113 - Gregorian 1694 Hacı Hatun Mosque, which has the feature of being the first minaret and the second mosque of Samsun, has survived to the present day by losing its originality. The mosque is remarkable both with its history and its tomb. Hacı Hatun Mosque, located in İlkadım District of Samsun, Kale Mahallesi Hacı Hatun Street, draws attention with its history and story. In an undated document in the Ottoman Archives of the Prime Ministry, it was recorded that the General Directorate of Foundations belongs to the mosque; It is thought that it was built by Hacı Hatun, the wife of Hazinedârzâde Osman Pasha, who passed away in 1841. According to other documents; Hatice Hatun's son Ibrahim Bey is thought to have been built in 1694.