Salos Cami

a historic mosque

I recommend you to see an old historical place

Historic and beautiful mosque

It is a mosque with a historical identity.

This beautiful mosque built on Gazi cd. Is a small mosque to address the history and trades.

My dear mosque, where I took elifba class and learned the Koran in 1982_85. I had two sweet teachers named Mele Sıddık Erdoğan and Mele Celal. May Allah make their places a paradise, they worked hard. There were amaa mele mehmee and aama Rasul at the mosque door. The apostle knew the coins gropingly There was also Deli Süleyman. It was the rose of the street. Abbas had a park, in its garden old men used to play backgammon and more. We couldn't get enough of watching. There was a baker, the uncle of Kemal Erensay, who was deceased. He was a valuable person, he knew the road, he was from Mardin. Coffee shop Mustafa Tepe used to run a teahouse. The owner of the Şark Pharmacy was also Mustafa Tepe. But we wouldn't mess it up anyway. There was Şeyhan Restaurant. Next to the mosque was Hacı Zeki's famous "Öz Diyarbakır Restaurant". They had very delicious dishes ... Especially the lentil soup Mardinkapı knew the artisans, or rather Diyarbakır knew the master. There were in the garage: Çınar Garage and Mardin Garage. There were mechanics inside the garage. There was Vedat the grocer, his finger was barren. There was barber Zeki right next to him .. There was also a radio repairman and another barber in the meantime. There was Hayat Hotel and a bath, if I remember correctly. There was a buffet manager Hayrettin Uncle. There was a brother in front of him who filled the lighter gas, I could not remember his name. There was a shoe repairer Uncle Kasım, Celal Güzelses' folk songs always echoed in his little repair shop. There was the shoe shiner Uncle Sinan, he used to do a clean paint job. Is he alive now? Just below was the shoe manufacturer İhsan Abi. The shopkeepers who had a good job would order him shoes .. Seyhan Palace Hotel, Coffee ... They used to call Kasım'i Kahvesi, another place. There were two more coffees, I forgot their names. There was the Cinar Hotel. Ahead, kadayıfçı .. I forgot his name again ..

It is located in the Mardin door gazi street of Cemal Yilmaz Mahallesi in Sur district of Diyarbakir. It is considered as a 16th century Ottoman work. It was built of cut basalt stone. It has a rectangular plan and is covered with a flat drop. The mosque is accessed from the west by a low arched door. There is a fountain part in the north of the rectangular courtyard. There are one more window on top of the two rectangular windows on both sides of the door. There are two pointed arched porticoes that divide the interior into two. There are two windows on the east and west walls. There are two niches on both sides of the sliced ​​arched altar in the middle of the south wall. There is a wooden pulpit in the south west corner.

Located in the historical Suriçi region, Evliya Çelebi also mentioned in his travel book, is a small mosque built during the Ottoman period, with a history of approximately 600 years.