Mosques & Tombs
1391 Ahi mosque in Samanpazarı with an adjoining tomb, representing 14th-century guild architecture.
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1391 Ahi mosque in Samanpazarı with an adjoining tomb, representing 14th-century guild architecture.
Located in Samanpazarı, Altındağ, built in 1391 by guild master Ahi Yakup.
A square-plan timber mosque with an adjoining stone tomb chamber where Ahi Yakup is buried.
Presented as cultural and architectural information from the 2021 Ankara Guide. Current worship and access arrangements are not claimed.
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