Telli Hacıhalil Cami - Vardar Sk. No:5

It would be great if it had been restored and preserved in its original form.

The mosque is in service, but I think it did not coincide with us, there was restoration, inscriptions or something in front of the glass in the mosque ...

There are swellings on the sidewall plasters due to lack of moisture. Precautions should be taken.

It is located under Ulucanlar Street. Its north side is leaning on a slope. South side; It is on a very high foundation where spolia is used in its construction. It is a simple building with a transverse rectangular plan. Its roof is covered with European style tiles. The ruins of the ruins, tombstones and column heads were used on the walls. Body walls are made of adobe with wooden beams. The exterior is yellow in color. Its small wooden minaret rises in the northwest. A re-used high pedestal in the southwest corner of the building is striking. The graveyard to the east of the mosque has been completely destroyed and no graves or traces are left. The stones of the tombs were also stolen or moved to other unknown locations. The last congregation place held by wooden columns is in the west. Here, beams rest on the profiled wooden cushions of four wooden pillars carrying the roof. Between the poles was later closed and turned into a room. The mihrab on the south wall is also in the room. It has a wooden ceiling. The harim is entered through the arched door to the north. The Arabic inscription on this door disappeared after standing on the ground for a long time. The wooden door, which is considered to be original, is plain. Two lower two lower two upper four windows open in the Qibla and in the east. The north is closed. Lower windows are bite-sized finger iron. Rectangular windows on the outside are arched on the inside. Its altar is plaster. It stretches up to the ceiling. It is crowned with a row of pamlets. The top of the five-cornered niche has a muqarrascircum. The inscription in the middle, without the three rows of moldings circling the niche, has floral ornaments on both sides. A verse and the date 1179 are seen on the panel above the niche. There is a hexagonal core in the middle of the wooden ceiling. While there was no pulpit, a new wooden pulpit was built. The wooden mahfel along the north wall is carried by three pillars.

Very clean and beautiful, built as a small mosque in 1769 and restored in 2006 (I recommend you look at the photos before the restoration; the old state has officially returned to the barn).

Since 1769. It is located just below Ulucanlar Caddesi. Its north side is leaning on a slope. South side; on a very high foundation using spolia. It is a simple structure with a transverse rectangular plan. Its roof is covered with European style tiles. The ruins of the ruins, tombstones and column heads were used on the walls. Body walls are made of adobe with wooden beams. Its small wooden minaret rises in the northwest. A re-used high pedestal in the southwest corner of the building is remarkable. The last congregation place held by wooden pillars is in the west. Here, beams sit on the profiled wooden cushions of four wooden pillars carrying the roof. Between the poles was later closed and turned into a room. The altar on the south wall is also inside the room. With wooden ceiling. The wooden door, which is considered to be original, is quite plain. I say stop by your trips behind the bath.