List of mosques in Bulgaria

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This is a list of notable mosques in Bulgaria.

Ottoman Mosques[edit]

Name Location Year Image
Kodzha Mahmut Pasha Mosque Sofia, Saborna street, 2 15th century (1451 – 1494)[1]
Banya Bashi Mosque Sofia, Marie Louise Boulevard, 18 16th century (1576)[2]
Dzhumaya Mosque Plovdiv 14th century (1363–64) - 15th century (1421-1451)[3]
Imaret Mosque Plovdiv 15th century (1444 - 1445)[4]
Tashkopryu Mosque Plovdiv 19th century (1860)[5]
Hayrie mosque Varna 19th century (1835)[6]
Azizie mosque Varna 19th century (1869)[7]
Said Pasha Mosque Ruse 19th century (1839 - 1840)[8]
Eski Mosque Stara Zagora 15th century[9]
Tombul Mosque Shumen 18th century (1740 - 1744)[10][11]
Eski Mosque Haskovo 14th century (1394)[12]
Charshi Mosque Haskovo 18th century (1785)[13]
Eski Mosque Yambol 14th century (1373)[14]
Kurshumlu Mosque Pazardzhik 16th century (1574 )[15]
Blagoevgrad Mosque Blagoevgrad 19th century[16]
Eski Mosque Vratsa 18th century (1786 or earlier)[17]
Osman Pazvantouglu Mosque Vidin 19th century (1801)[18]
Eski Mosque Kazanlak 14th century (1394 - 1412)[19]
Fatih Mehmed Mosque Kyustendil 15th century (middle of 15th century)[20]
Ahmed Bey Mosque Kyustendil 15th century (middle of 15th century)[21]
Kardzhali Mosque Kardzhali 19th century (1812 rebuilt 1874)[22]
Sahat Mosque Targovishte 18th century (1722 )[23]
Eski Mosque(Tyurmeto) Dupnitsa 15th century (late 15th century)[24]
Ibrahim Pasha Mosque Razgrad 17th century (1616-1617)[25]
Ahmed Bey Mosque Razgrad 16th century (1542-1543 or 1557-1558 )[26]
Kurshumlu Mosque Silistra 17th century (first half)[27]
Bayrakli Mosque Samokov 19th century (1845)[28]
Kurshum Mosque Karlovo 15th century (1485 -1486 )[29]
Karadzha Pasha Mosque Gotse Delchev 15th century (second half of 15th century )[30]
Old Peshtera Mosque Gotse Delchev 17th century (1650 )[31]
Yusuf Bey Mosque Provadia 17th century (1623)[32]
Sultan bayazid Veli Mosque Aytos 15th century (1435 )[33][34]
Black Mosque Karnobat 19th century (1821)[35]
Central Mosque Krichim 19th century (1800)[36]
Eski Mosque Momchilgrad 17th century[37]
Hadzi Hyuseyin Mosque Belogradchik 18th century (1751)[38]
Seytlyar Mosque Krumovgrad 20th century (1901)[39]
Ardino Mosque Ardino 15th century[40]
Dzhebel Mosque Dzhebel 18th century (1712[41] or 1789[42])

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Сградата на Музея – Национален археологически институт с музей при БАН". Naim.bg.
  2. ^ "Banya bashi". bnr.bg.
  3. ^ "Dzhumaya Mosque". visitplovdiv.com.
  4. ^ "Imaret Mosque". visitplovdiv.com.
  5. ^ "TomTashkopryubul Mosque".
  6. ^ "Hayrie mosque". Visit.Varna.bg.
  7. ^ "Azizie mosque". www.moreto.net.
  8. ^ "Said Pasha Mosque".
  9. ^ "Stara Zagora Eski Mosque".
  10. ^ "Tombul Mosque".
  11. ^ "Tombul Mosque".
  12. ^ "Haskovo Eski Mosque".
  13. ^ "Charshi Mosque".
  14. ^ "Yambol Eski Mosque".
  15. ^ "Kurshum Mosque".
  16. ^ "Blagoevgrad Mosque".
  17. ^ "Eski Mosque".
  18. ^ "Vidin Mosque".
  19. ^ "Kazanlak Eski Mosque".
  20. ^ "Fatih Mehmed Mosque".
  21. ^ "Kyustedil Ahmed Bey Mosque".
  22. ^ "Kardzhali Mosque".
  23. ^ "Sahat Mosque".
  24. ^ "Dupnitsa Eski Mosque".
  25. ^ "Ibrahim Pasha Mosque".
  26. ^ "Razgrad Ahmed Bey Mosque" (PDF). Zhulieta GYULEVA.
  27. ^ "Silistra Kurshumlu Mosque".
  28. ^ "Samokov Bayrakli Mosque".
  29. ^ "Kurshum Mosque".
  30. ^ "Karadzha pasha Mosque" (PDF). Zhulieta GYULEVA.
  31. ^ "Old Peshtera". velingrad-bg.
  32. ^ "Yusuf Bey Mosque".
  33. ^ "Sultan bayazid Veli Mosque".
  34. ^ Georgieff, Anthony; Trankova, Dimana, eds. (2012). The Turks of Bulgaria: History, Traditions, Culture. Vagabond Media. p. 68. ISBN 978-954-92306-9-7.
  35. ^ "Karnobat Black Mosque".
  36. ^ "Krichim Central Mosque".
  37. ^ "Momchilgrad Eski Mosque".
  38. ^ "Belogradchik Hadzi Hyuseyin Mosque".
  39. ^ "Krumovgrad Seytlyar Mosque".
  40. ^ "Ardino Mosque". or 18th century "Ardino Mosque".
  41. ^ "Dzhebel Mosque".
  42. ^ "Dzhebel Mosque other built date source".