Hüseyin Paşa Cami

Darendeli H. Hüseyin Pasha had it built. Historical place

Edil Only their denial of Allah and His Messenger, their return to prayer, and their unwillingness to prevent them from accepting their spending have been prevented. ” Surah At-Tawba, 54th Verse

Hüseyin Pasha Mosque: It is on Gaziler Street. It was built by Hüseyin Pasha in 1719 (Islamic calendar 1131). In the court records, the name of Osman, son of Hüseyin, is mentioned as the architect. In the rectangular planned mosque, a six-domed cover system, equivalent to the two pillars and walls, was applied. The last congregation place is covered with three domes that sit on pointed arches. It has an outer court surrounded by walls. The mihrab is decorated with geometric stones. The classic pulpit, which is marble, has wooden balustrades. The minaret has a polygonal body and has two balconies. Many foundations have been established related to the mosque, and conditions have been set by many foundations for the benefit of the mosque. SOURCE.gaziantep.ktb.gov.tr

It is a very beautiful and old glass mosque built on 1131m _1718 road with a wonderfully beautiful structure.

Hüseyin Pasha Mosque; It was built by Darendeli Hüseyin Pasha in 1719 on Gaziler Street. Its architect is named Osman, son of Hüseyin. There is an outer courtyard surrounded by walls in the rectangular planned mosque. The minaret has a polygonal body and two balconies. A large number of foundations have been established for the mosque. During the defense of Gaziantep, a part of the minaret was demolished and used as a fire tower for a while. The minaret, which used to have a single balcony, was repaired in 1950 and took its current shape.

It is one of the two historical mosques located on the street of veterans with a magnificent spiritual atmosphere and a courtyard where you can find peace. The interior architecture of the mosque gives you an incredible spiritual peace. You can relax in the courtyard and listen to the head in silence despite the noise outside.

It is on Gaziler Street. It was built in 1719 (Hijri 1131) by Hüseyin Pasha. Osman, the son of Hüseyin, is mentioned as an architect in court records. In the rectangular mosque, an equivalent six-domed covering system was carried by the two legs and walls. The last congregation place is covered with three domes that sit on the pointed arches. It has an outer courtyard surrounded by walls. The altar is decorated with geometrical stones. The classic pulpit with marble has wooden railings. The minaret has a polygonal body and two balconies. Many foundations related to the mosque have been established, and many foundations have set conditions for their foundations for the benefit of the mosque.