Fethiye Mosque

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Fethiye Mosque is a historic former Byzantine church in the Fatih district of Istanbul that was converted into an Ottoman mosque and is notable for its surviving mosaics and layered architectural history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Byzantine church building
Ottoman mosque
former church
historic building
mosque
museum building
alsoKnownAs Fethiye Camii NERFINISHED
Fethiye Camii Museum NERFINISHED
Pammakaristos Church NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Middle Byzantine architecture NERFINISHED
Ottoman architecture
city Istanbul
continent Asia
Europe
conversionToMosqueCentury 16th century
convertedIntoMosqueBy Ottoman Empire NERFINISHED
country Turkey
dedicatedTo Theotokos Pammakaristos NERFINISHED
denomination Sunni Islam
district Fatih NERFINISHED
formerDenomination Eastern Orthodox Church NERFINISHED
hasArtwork Christ Pantocrator mosaics NERFINISHED
Deesis mosaic NERFINISHED
scenes from the life of the Virgin Mary
hasFunction place of worship
tourist attraction
hasPart apse
church of the Virgin of the Pammakaristos NERFINISHED
domes
frescoes
mihrab
minaret
mosaics
narthex
parekklesion
heritage Byzantine
Ottoman NERFINISHED
locatedIn Edirnekapı neighborhood NERFINISHED
Europe
Fatih NERFINISHED
Istanbul
Istanbul Province NERFINISHED
Marmara Region NERFINISHED
former Byzantine Constantinople
notableFor layered architectural history
surviving Byzantine mosaics
well-preserved parekklesion
originalName Church of the Theotokos Pammakaristos NERFINISHED
religion Islam
usedAs mosque
museum

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Fatih, Istanbul contains Fethiye Mosque