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Ladik Kaşı Mosque

Sarayönü, Konya

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A mosque in Ladik built in 1887, notable for its wooden mihrab, minbar and preaching chair decorated with the nailed-on (çakma) technique.

Safety warning

It is a place of worship; it should not be visited during prayer times.

Its story

The Ladik Kaşı Mosque was built in 1887 and has undergone a comprehensive repair. The masonry-walled building is covered outside with a hipped roof; a single-balcony brick minaret adjoins the northeast corner of the prayer hall. The interior supports, gallery, mihrab, minbar and preaching chair are of wood. The decoration, in which wooden pieces with geometric and plant motifs are joined by nailing them onto the surface, reflects a local tradition repeated in the same style in the 19th-century mosques of Ladik. The Kaşı Fountain in front of the mosque is also a registered structure; it can be visited on a short walk together with the Ladik Ulu Mosque.

Key facts

Built
1887
Period
Ottoman
Admission
Free (outside prayer times)
Highlight
Wooden mihrab, minbar and preaching chair decorated with the çakma technique
Visit duration
15–20 minutes

Trip purpose

  • Free
  • Quiet
  • Rainy day

Location

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38.19001, 32.37301

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Source: Web derlemesi (doğrulanmalı): https://kulturenvanteri.com/yer/kasi-camii-konya/ | https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q127787050 | https://kulturenvanteri.com/yer/ladik-kasi-cesmesi/