Bajrakli Mosque

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Bajrakli Mosque is a historic Ottoman-era mosque in Belgrade, Serbia, and the only remaining active mosque in the city.

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Bajrakli Mosque canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Ottoman-era building
cultural heritage monument
mosque
architecturalStyle Ottoman architecture
builtBy Sokollu Mehmed Pasha
builtInPeriod 16th century
city Belgrade
completionDate 1575
constructionStart 1575
country Serbia
damagedInEvent riots in Belgrade in March 2004
denomination Sunni Islam
floorPlanShape square
function active place of worship
tourist attraction
hasArabicInscription yes
hasDome true
hasFeature courtyard
fountain for ablutions
square prayer hall
stone portal
hasGallery wooden gallery for women
hasMihrab yes
hasMinaret true
hasMinbar yes
heritageStatus cultural monument of great importance in Serbia
isOnlyRemainingActiveMosqueIn Belgrade
locatedIn Balkans
Belgrade
Stari Grad, Belgrade
locatedNear Kalemegdan area
linked to: Kalemegdan plateau

Knez Mihailova Street
material brick
stone
namedAfter bajrak (flag)
numberOfMinarets 1
openToPublic yes
ownedBy Islamic Community of Serbia
region Central Serbia
linked to: central Serbia
religion Islam
restoredAfter 2004 riots in Belgrade
roofType single central dome
setOnFireIn March 2004
significance important monument of Ottoman heritage in Serbia
only remaining historic mosque in central Belgrade
usedByCommunity local Muslim community in Belgrade
usedFor Friday prayers
prayer
religious education

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Stari Grad (Belgrade) contains Bajrakli Mosque
subject linked to: Stari Grad
Stari Grad, Belgrade contains Bajrakli Mosque