Talas yeni camii

While it was operating as a church, it was an architectural work that was converted into a mosque in the Islamic period. It has a beautiful appearance

Friend is not here, whoever marked it as a location is me...

It would be good if we could find the prayer in prayer times If the maintenance and cleaning are provided, it also addresses tourism.

The old nir church turned into a mosque. The concrete stack is one of the rare places in Talas. There are beautiful places around the city where you can sip your tea and coffee.

The Greek Church, which is located in the Tallak district of Kayseri in the Tablakaya neighborhood and is now used as the New Mosque, was built in 1886 and later converted into a mosque. The inscription of the church at the door entrance until 1997 has not survived. In this inscription, the church was built in 1886 and there is also a letter of gratitude to Sultan Abdulhamid II. The church is a closed Greek cross plan type and its central part is covered with a high-pulley dome with 12 windows carried by four pillars. The arms of the cross and the corner spaces outside the middle space are covered with vaults. The apse section to the east of the church was turned into a mosque and closed with a flat ceiling. There is a U-shaped gallery on the church's place of worship. Some irregular spaces were built in the north and southeast of this gallery. The narthex to the west is divided into three sections by cross vaults. There are stairs leading to the gallery. The western facade of the church is more mobile than the other facades, where rectangular windows are opened in the niches of round arches and are surrounded by friezes with triangular pediments on the outside. In addition, pediments are decorated with embossed flower, leaf and conifer motifs. In addition, the window jambs are decorated with geometric and floral motifs. Some traces of frescoes containing scenes from the Bible can be seen beneath the wall plasters inside the church.

It was built as a church in 1886 during the reign of Sultan Abdulhamid II. In 1925, it was converted into a mosque after the exchange. Time prayer is open, but after the prayer is locked.

The score I give is not about whether it is beautiful or not, but how historically valuable and important it is. I advise. You know, Christian architecture was more or less the foundation of Ottoman architecture. The church converted into a mosque.