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Hacı Bayram Veli Camii is a historical mosque located in the Ankara district of Ulus, on Augustus Square in the capital of Türkiye. This structure features a stone base, brick walls and a tiled roof. It has a longitudinal rectangular plan. The eastern side of the mosque rests against the walls of the Augustus Tapınağı from the Roman period while its southern side leans against the Bayram Veli Türbesi. Originally constructed in 1427–1428 (Hijri 831), the mosque retains the architectural character

Yağ Camii is a historical place of worship located on Ali Münif Yeğenağa Street in the Alidede neighborhood of Seyhan District, Adana Province, Türkiye. Originally named Eski Cami, this building was converted from the Saint Jacques Church into a mosque in 906 AH / 1501 CE by order of Ramazanoğlu Halil Bey. Due to the oil market established in front of the mosque’s entrance, it began to be known as “Yağ Camii” during people and this name has persisted to the present day. Foundation documents also