Şehzade Mosque

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Şehzade Mosque is a 16th-century imperial mosque in Istanbul, renowned as one of the earliest and most harmonious masterpieces of the famed Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century mosque
Ottoman mosque
historic building
imperial mosque
alsoKnownAs Prince’s Mosque
Şehzade Camii
architect Mimar Sinan
architecturalStyle Classical Ottoman architecture
Islamic architecture
builtFor Şehzade Mehmed
centuryOfConstruction 16th century
city Istanbul
commissionedBy Suleiman the Magnificent
completionDate 1548
constructionEnd 1548
constructionStart 1543
country Turkey
denomination Sunni Islam
district Fatih
domes 1 main dome
governingBody Presidency of Religious Affairs of Turkey
hasPart caravanserai
courtyard
fountain for ablutions
imaret
madrasa
prayer hall
türbe of Grand Vizier İbrahim Pasha
türbe of Rüstem Pasha
türbe of Şehzade Mehmed
heritageStatus part of Historic Areas of Istanbul
languageOfName Turkish
locatedIn Istanbul
Turkey
locatedNear Valens Aqueduct
locatedOn third hill of Istanbul
Şehzadebaşı Caddesi
material marble
stone
minaretFeatures 2 balconies on each minaret
minarets 4 minarets
namedAfter Şehzade Mehmed
nativeName Şehzade Camii
notableFor balanced four-semi-dome composition
early major work of Mimar Sinan
harmonious proportions
patron Suleiman the Magnificent
planType square prayer hall with central dome
religion Islam
semiDomes 4 semi-domes
UNESCOInscriptionYear 1985
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Historic Areas of Istanbul

Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Şehzade Mosque ("Şehzade Camii")
alsoKnownAs
Mimar Sinan
designed
Ottoman architecture
hasNotableExample
Şehzade Mosque ("Şehzade Camii")
nativeName
Mimar Sinan
notableWork

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