Nasuh Paşa Cami

It was built between 1606-1611 by the Governor of Diyarbakır, Nasuh Pasha, on behalf of his wife Servinaz. The building whose architect is not known is on the way to Fatih Pasa neighborhood from the inner castle. It is known that the first shape was made of black cut stones and the building was carelessly repaired in various periods. The entrance to the courtyard is through an undecorated, recessed crown door covered with arches. The harim is close to a slightly warped square. There is a dome in the harim that is carried by four columns. The interior of the mosque lacks decoration and has a simple appearance. The upper part of the minaret, which was built on a square base with a cylindrical body, was destroyed by one of the artillery shells fired from the inner castle during the uprising in 1819. It was restored in 1972 according to the original.

It was built between 1606-1611 by the Governor of Diyarbakır, Nasuh Pasha, on behalf of his wife Servinaz. The building whose architect is not known is on the way to Fatih Pasa neighborhood from the inner castle. It is known that the first shape was made of black cut stones and the building was carelessly repaired in various periods. The entrance to the courtyard is through an undecorated, recessed crown door covered with arches. The harim is close to a slightly warped square. There is a dome in the harim that is carried by four columns. The interior of the mosque lacks decoration and has a simple appearance. The upper part of the minaret, which was built on a square base with a cylindrical body, was destroyed by one of the artillery shells fired from the inner castle during the uprising in 1819. It was restored in 1972 according to the original. Nasuh Pasha Mosque

Between the years 1604-1611, the Governor of Diyarbakir Nasuh Pasha and his wife Servinaz was built in the name of the lady. The structure of the architect is unknown, it is on the way to Fatih paşa neighborhood from the interior fortress direction. The structure, whose first shape was made of black cut stones, was repaired in various periods without any problems. The courtyard of the building is entered through an ungained crown with crown and covered with arch.

One of the previously unknown but now emerging wealth of Sur

It is said that the mosque was built by Nasuh Pasha, who was the governor of Diyarbekir State between 1606-1611, for his wife Servinaz Hanım during this period. In 1819, the upper part of the minaret collapsed with the cannonball fired from the Inner Castle, and after that day it was named "Minaretya Qot" (Broken Minaret). The remaining intact part of the minaret was built with black stones, and when it was in the form of a cylinder, the cheers added later and the top of the balcony were built with white stones. The mosque was damaged during the 2015-16 Sur clashes.

A mysterious mosque. I prayed in it a few times. A mysterious mosque. I prayed in it a few times.

It is one of the beautiful and mystical mosques in Diyarbakır's Sur. Hz. It is right in front of the Conquest Gate between the Süleyman Mosque and Kurşunlu Mosque.