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Rahmaniye Camii was built in 1747 by Abdurrahman Pasha, a statesman of the Ottoman period. According to the foundation inscription, it was constructed by expanding and renovating an existing mosque.Rahmaniye Camii (Türkiye Culture Portal)" image-alternate="" image-element-format="right">Architectural Plan and DimensionsThe mosque is designed with a rectangular plan and a flat roof. The prayer hall measures 9.25 by 12.20 metres externally. Adjacent to the northern facade is a three-bay rear pr

Located 2 kilometers west of the center of Niğde province, in the village of Kumluca (Aravan, Barnwa, Orbada), the church features an inscription plaque written in Greek letters using the Karamanli dialect. The plaque documents that the building was constructed in 1835. Since 1978, the church has been used as a mosque.Architectural PlanThe church has a three-aisle basilical plan oriented east-west. The narthex is divided into three sections by four columns and covered by a cross vault.Ent

Atik İbrahim Paşa Camii is located on Fevzi Çakmak Street in the Selimiye Neighborhood of Altınordu District, Ordu Province. It is also commonly known among the public as Orta Camii. Originally constructed in 1770 by Atik İbrahim Paşa as a wooden log mosque, the structure, which had deteriorated over time, was rebuilt in 1802 using stone materials.Architectural Plan and Construction MaterialThe mosque has a rectangular plan and was constructed using a rubble stone system. The material used is cu

Dulkadirli Underground City is located approximately 50 kilometers north of the center of Kırşehir Province, along the Kırşehir-Akçakent highway. The underground city is situated on the left edge of a valley within the Kılıçözü Stream basin of the Delice Çayı, a tributary of the Kızılırmak River, in an area characterized by a plateau formed by the branches of Delice Çayı. The region has been shaped by Pleistocene-aged rivers that cut through Pliocene erosion and deposition surfaces.Geological St

The Chapel of Saint Catherine, located between the Dark Church and the Sandal Church in the Göreme Open-Air Museum in Türkiye, was constructed in the 11th century. Carved into the rock, the chapel has a simple exterior appearance. Its architectural design and location place it among the significant religious structures of the Byzantine period in the region.Architectural Plan and Structural FeaturesThe chapel features a free-cross plan with both a narthex and a naos. Its central dome imparts a ba

Urfa Ulu Camii is a historical place of worship located in the city center of Şanlıurfa, within the boundaries of Camii Kebir Mahallesi, between Haşimiye and Sarayönü streets. The site lies within the ancient core of Urfa, which has functioned throughout history as one of the city’s religious and social centers. Its layered history, architectural plan features, material use, and evolutionary transformations bear traces from both the late antique period and the early phases of Islamic architectur