Feyzullah Cami of Arta
Feyzullah Cami of Arta
The mosque was built after the Ottoman conquest of Arta in 1449, but the exact year of its completion is undetermined. Today the mosque is converted to a private house. Signs of architectural alterations and abandonment are evident. According to Seraphim Xenopoulos, a former Metropolitan of the city, this mosque was situated in the muslim neighborhood of Eliyas Bey. The mosque originally had a minaret which was demolished in the 20th century after an unknown event.
- University of Vienna Austria
Islamic Traditions, Ottoman Turkish, African American Religion, Greece, Arabic, Turkish, Religious Group, Indo-European, Religious Place, Abrahamic, Sunni Islam, Mosque, Greek, Language
Islamic Traditions, Ottoman Turkish, African American Religion, Greece, Arabic, Turkish, Religious Group, Indo-European, Religious Place, Abrahamic, Sunni Islam, Mosque, Greek, Language
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