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Seven Brothers Turbeh
Seven Brothers Turbeh
The Turbeh is a tomb monument "Jedileri” located in the yard of the Cokadzi haji Suleiman’s Mosque (known as Jedileri Mosque). The mosque dates back to 1538 and the Turbeh was built upon Suleiman-Pasha Skopljak’s order in 1815.
Location: Old Town
Hajji Sinan’s Tekke
Hajji Sinan’s Tekke
The Tekke was built by Hadzi Sinan Aga, a wealthy merchant from Sarajevo, or his son Mustafa-Pasha, who was silahdar – an officer in charge of the weapons at Murad IV Sultan’s Court, from 1638 to 1640.
Location: Old Town
Ferhadija Mosque
Ferhadija Mosque
Ferhadija Mosque is located in the western part of the Sarajevo Square in Ferhadija Street.The street and the mosque were named after Ferhad Bey Vukovic Desisalic, a Bosnian Sanyak Bey from the medieval aristocratic family
Location: Old Town
Magribija Mosque
Magribija Mosque
Magribija Mosque is located at Marijin dvor, which at the time represented the western suburb of Sarajevo.It is surrounded with Austro Hungarian commercial and residential complex, state hospital and Hasthana Park.
Location: Centre
Ali-Pasha’s Mosque
Ali-Pasha’s Mosque
Ali-Pasha’s Mosque nested on the Kosevo Brook, near the mouth of the Miljacka River. This area was settled in the mid 16th century. The mosque was built upon the proposal of Sanjak Bey Hadim Ali-Pasha in 1560/61.
Location: Centre
Tsar’s Mosque
Tsar’s Mosque
Tsar''''s Mosque was built on a site of the former wooden mosque with a hip roof built by Isa-Bey Ishakovic in 1457. The mosque was dedicated to Fatih Sultan Mehmet II and therefore later became known among people as Tsar''''s mosque/Careva dzamija.
Location: Old Town
Ghazi Husrev-Bey’s Mosque
Ghazi Husrev-Bey’s Mosque
This is the most significant Islamic monument in Bosnia and Herzegovina built in 1531 as the endowment of Ghazi Husrev Bey. He was a famous Sanyak Bey, commander, constructor and benefactor.
Location: Old Town