This is the Hacılar Cami from 1467. The present state of the mosque is the result of a restoration in 1953. The previous repairs, after the 1855 earthquake, were clumsy and had greatly altered the original features of the building; that was rectified in 1953. The mosque has a square prayer hall (9 x 9 m), which is preceded on the north side by a porch, 9 m wide and 4½ m deep. The building is covered by a dome.
It is reported that the mosque was built with money given by muslims from Bursa, who had gathered the financial means to go on pilgrimage to Mecca, but had to cancel their ‘haç’ for some reason. Hence the name of ‘Hacılar Camii’ = Mosque of the (almost) Pilgrims.
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Hacılar Camii
Osmangazi, Bursa'da cami
Bursa, Osmangazi, Hocaalizade, Türkiye
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This is the Hacılar Cami from 1467. The present state of the mosque is the result of a restoration in 1953. The previous repairs, after the 1855 earthquake, were clumsy and had greatly altered the original features of the building; that was rectified in 1953. The mosque has a square prayer hall (9 x 9 m), which is preceded on the north side by a porch, 9 m wide and 4½ m deep. The building is covered by a dome. It is reported that the mosque was built with money given by muslims from Bursa, who had gathered the financial means to go on pilgrimage to Mecca, but had to cancel their ‘haç’ for some reason. Hence the name of ‘Hacılar Camii’ = Mosque of the (almost) Pilgrims.
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- Osmangazi, Bursa'da cami
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- Bursa, Osmangazi, Hocaalizade, Türkiye
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- Bursa