Hacı Nasır Cami

It is a beautiful mosque from the Almacı market. Sit in the spacious and cool courtyard and relax. It was built by a person named Hacı Nasır as a mosque in the place called Elmacı Market today. Hacı Nasır lived in the 16th century and its construction is dated to the 16th century. 130-140 years later, Kamalakzade Hacı Mahmut's son Hasan Ağa was placed in a mosque and turned into a mosque. It is understood from his inscription on his door that his most important repair was spent in 1812 (Hijri 1227).

Dı Wherever I am, he blessed me, and as long as I lived, he bequeathed me prayer and zakat. ” Surah Maryam, 31st Verse

A historic mosque next to Elmacı bazaar.

We met the Imam by chance. A beautiful mosque, I recommend you to visit

Hacı Nasır Mosque is located where Gaziantep's Historical Almacı Bazaar is located. The mosque, which was built as a mosque in the 1570s, reflects the architectural features of its period. It takes its name from a person named Hacı Nasır, who is his patron. This place of worship, one of the 16th century works, underwent its most important repair in 1812. It was built as a mosque but was turned into a mosque by Kalamakzade Hacı Mahmutoğlu Hasan Ağa. The mosque has a transverse rectangular plan. It consists of two parts parallel to the qibla. The Müezzin Mahfili has the most beautiful and richest engravings of the city. Especially the stalactites under the honor, twisted body and minaret is a work of art worth seeing. You can include it in your travel list to breathe the mystical atmosphere of Hacı Nasır Mosque and examine its architectural features.

It was built by a person named Hacı Nasır as a masjid in the place of the historical Almacı Bazaar. Hacı Nasır lived in the 16th century and its construction dates back to the 16th century. 130-140 years later, Kamalakzade was transformed into a mosque by Hasan Ağa, son of Hacı Mahmut. It is understood from the inscription on the door that he spent his most important repair in 1812.

The mosque with a magnificent courtyard located in the Almacı market. Frankly, it is a mosque that I found by chance, whose entrance is very difficult. If you want to escape the crowds and find some peace and rest, it's the right place.