İbrahim Paşa Camii

My childhood passed in the apartment adjacent to this mosque. It is a historical mosque with its thick stone walls and a magnificent thermal insulation.

Ibrahim Pasha in the neighborhood of the New Gate Street and south of the Government Building, Ibrahim Pasha Mosque on the entrance door of the verse written on the verses of the verses were learned from marble; Erzurum Governor Yazıcızade Hacı İbrahim Ethem Pasha was built in 1748.

A very high spirituality mosque

Ibrahim Pasha Mosque is located very close to the Old Government House in Erzurum Center. Ibrahim Pasha Mosque, one of the historical places of worship in the city, was built in 1748 by Erzurum Governor Yazıcızade Hacı İbrahim Ethem Pasha. The architecture of the mosque is square planned and has a single dome. White marble stone was used in its construction and its altar was made of marble. Cut stone is seen in the minaret of Erzurum İbrahim Pasha Mosque. The mosque, one of the typical examples of Ottoman architecture, is still open to worship today.

According to the inscription of MOSQUE, it was built by Ibrahim Edhem Pasha on 1161 H. 1748 M. The marble inscription measuring 43 x 64 cm above the door arch of the building is written with a turret and has five rows and two columns. Written by the poet Hashim. There are 47 x 38 cm marble inscriptions in the mihrab of the mosque. In the mosque, one of the candlesticks with its inscriptions was built by Ibrahim Pasha on 1161 H.-1748 M. and the other by Muhsine hanım, Ibrahim Pasha's daughter on 1212 H.-1797 M. and the other two Alemdar Zade on 1347 H. 1928 M. It was founded by Abdurrahman's wife Saniye Hanım. It was taken under protection with the decision dated 13.11.1976 and numbered A-188 of the High Council of Real Estate Antiquities and Monuments. Plan and Architectural Features: The square-shaped and single-domed glass has a three-seated last communion site. The last congregation is covered by domes and carried by four pillars of muqarnas connected by round arches. There are three rectangular windows on the east and west sides of the mosque and a round arch shaped window at the top. On the north side, there is a window on either side of the entrance; on the south side, two of the rectangular forms are next to the niche, and one is a round arched window on the mihrab. The minaret on the northwest corner of the mosque has a square base with a cylindrical body. Corners are beveled from the pedestal to the cylinder body. On the cheers, the ornament consists of two rows of large muqarnas. The mosque door has a flat weft stone and a pointed arch. There are columnar columns in the corners of the pointed arch at the entrance. The door is limited in three directions by internal and convex wiping. The Harim section was covered with a dome, and the thromps used in the transition to the dome were transformed into octagons, and a circular pulley was placed on top of the dome. The mihrab is a five-edged cut stone. It has a cavity consisting of four rows of mudstone. The wood minbar of the mosque XX. century work.

It is an Ottoman period mosque built by the governor of Erzurum, Yazıcızade İbrahim Pasha (my grandfather) in 1745-50.

According to what is learned from the ten-line marble inscription with talik written on the entrance door of the İbrahim Pasha Mosque, located on Yeni Kapı Street and south of the Government Building in İbrahim Paşa Neighborhood; It was built by the Erzurum Governor Yazicizade Haci Ibrahim Ethem Pasha in 1748. The mosque, which has a square plan and a single dome, is made of white marble stone. The narthex in front of it has three domes with four columns connected by round arches. These domes of the narthex are hidden from the outside by a conical roof. There are some inscriptions in talik on the windows of the narthex. One of them has the inscription 'Being lazy in prayer is a weakness of faith'. The mihrab of the mosque is made of marble. The minaret is made of large cut stone and has a single balcony.

İbrahim Pasha Mosque is located across the Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque. It was made in the 1700s. Since I went during the winter months, the entrance of the mosque was covered with snow. That's why I couldn't see inside. ?