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Mahmutbey Camii (Çivisiz Camii)

Mahmutbey Camii (Çivisiz Camii)

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December 4, 2025

Mahmutbey Camii is a structure located in Kasaba Village, Kastamonu, reflecting the tradition of wooden architecture in Anatolian Turkish architecture. Built in 1366 during the rule of the Candaroğulları Beylik by Emir Hüsameddin Mahmut Bey, the mosque is also known as the “Çivisiz Camii” (Nail-Free Mosque) due to its wooden elements being joined together without the use of nails. Its architectural aesthetics, decorations, and construction technique make it a rare example not only as a religious

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