Şerbetci Cami

May God be pleased with those who helped the mosque financially and morally. It is a quiet neighborhood. A place of worship that gives peace of mind. F.rose

During the reign of Imami Recep Sen from 1970 to 1990 yiillaeinds were the center of the Adiyaman range group. They used to make marshmallows at late afternoon. Nobody said anything, including the Diyanet. However, it is a highly spiritual mosque, and instead of a wooden minaret, a minaret that has no golden ratio has been erected between the minaret mosque. The wooden minaret was problematic. But it was historic. Destroyed by demolishing new stone minarets

In Gazi Mahbub District, approximately 100 m. Of Kara Mustafa Pasha Complex. It was placed in an east-inclined area to the southeast; Şerbetçi lies to the north, Umak to the west and Öksüz Sokak to the east. Before some records, here Sultan II. Although it is learned that there was a mosque built by Kadı Mahbûb Çelebi in the time of Murad, it was demolished in a period when we could not determine its date, and instead of this building, it is stated in the inscription written in modern Turkish on a marble slab to the west of the door opening, it is understood that the current mosque was built as reinforced concrete in 1952. Although no information is available about the architecture of the first mosque, it is revealed that the name of the neighborhood has been called as Kadı Mahbub since the 16th century due to the mosque's builder and changed to Gazi Mahbub in the late periods.

I will not comment on the history of the Şerbetci Mosque. In Ramadan, I would prefer to go to the recitations read before the afternoon and morning prayers. In our childhood, we used to go to the mosque with candles in our hands during the evening prayer at berat oil lamps. Also at that time, there were beautiful pedestal chandeliers on both sides of the altar. I also remember that the minaret was wooden, Grandfather Muezzin Sukru used to recite the call to prayer from the minaret five times a day. Now, neither the adhans recited from the minsre, nor the candles lit in berat oil lamps, nor the wooden minaret remained.