Yanıkoğlu Cami

As far as I can see from the outside, it is a beautiful mosque. There are wooden poles outside.

Yanikoğlu  Mosque: The mosque, located in the Yanıkoğlu District of Melikgazi district, was built in H.1068 (M.1658) by the Aleppo Janissary Serdar, Süleyman Ağa. In 1652 (1062), the mufti of Kayseri, Şaban Efendizade Mehmed Efendi, sent authority from Aleppo, and Mehmed Efendi bought the vegetable garden located in the Hunat neighborhood and surrounded by the road on three sides near the "Hoca Abada or Hoca Vatan" neighborhood for one hundred and eighty cents and had the mosque built. It was built on a rectangular area of ​​small cut stones. Its minaret is made of cut stone. It has the characteristics of classical Ottoman architecture. The trees used as columns at the entrance of the mosque are remarkable. Since it was repaired by Yanıkoğlu Ömer Ağa, the Serdar-ı Yakin of the Kayseri Janissary Regiment, in 1748, the Mosque began to be called Yanıkoğlu Mosque from now on. The minaret of the mosque, which was destroyed in the 1835 earthquake, was rebuilt by the people.

The mosque located in Yanıkoğlu District was built by Aleppo Janissary Serdarı Süleyman Ağa in H.1068 (M.1658) and the cut stones used in the building are particularly remarkable. “Its minaret, built on a rectangular area with small cut stones, has a base of cut stone. It has the characteristic of classical Ottoman architecture. The trees used as columns at the entrance of the mosque are remarkable. Since it was repaired by Yanıkoğlu Ömer Ağa, Serdar-ı Close of the Kayseri Janissary Regiment in 1748, it started to be called Cami Yanıkoğlu Mosque after that. The mosque minaret, which was destroyed since its balcony in the earthquake of 1835, was rebuilt by the public. Next to the mosque, which has served until today, there is a fountain and a toilet for ablution.

Peaceful mosque with wooden historical structure in the city

It was built in 1723 by Bayraktar Yanık Ömer Ağa. It is in Yanıkoğlu District. Its minaret is made of cut stone.

Its historical texture gives it a mystical atmosphere. Since it is a place of worship, it makes people feel lighter as if they were inside the void.

A historical mosque with wooden columns inside. A very beautiful mosque built in the 1700s ? The park next to it, the landscaping with large trees, the interior lighting is great, the tile patterns inside the mosque, the fresh air warms the soul, the pulpit and carpets are clean and beautiful, please put paper butts in front of the mosque. do not litter