Isa Bey Mosque

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Isa Bey Mosque is a 14th-century Seljuk-era mosque in Selçuk, Turkey, renowned as one of the oldest and finest examples of Anatolian Islamic architecture.

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Isa Bey Mosque canonical 2
İsa Bey Mosque 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural heritage site
historic building
mosque
tourist attraction
architecturalStyle Anatolian Islamic architecture
Seljuk architecture
builder Isa Bey
builtFor Aydinid dynasty
centuryOfConstruction 14th century
completionDate 1375
constructionEnd 1375
constructionStart 1374
country Turkey
denomination Sunni Islam
floorCount 1
foundedBy Aydinid dynasty
hasMinaret true
hasPart arcades
courtyard
domes
mihrab
minaret
portico
prayer hall
heritageDesignation one of the finest examples of Anatolian Islamic architecture
one of the oldest examples of Anatolian Islamic architecture
locatedIn Selçuk
Turkey
İzmir Province
material marble
stone
namedAfter Isa Bey
nearby Basilica of St. John
Ephesus
Temple of Artemis
notableFor Seljuk-era architectural features
being one of the oldest surviving mosques in Anatolia
historical significance in western Anatolia
ornamental stonework
openToPublic true
region Aegean Region
religion Islam
religiousAffiliation Islam
usedFor cultural events
tourism
worship

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Selçuk hasNearbyLandmark Isa Bey Mosque
St. John’s Basilica near İsa Bey Mosque
linked to: Isa Bey Mosque
Basilica of St. John near İsa Bey Mosque
linked to: Isa Bey Mosque
Ayasuluk Hill contains Isa Bey Mosque