Various architectural elements about this building – namely its dimensions, the thickness of its walls and the location of the minaret, on the south-western flank – suggest the Suleiman Mosque to have been built sometime during the rule of Suleiman…
This is a typical, cupola-crowned mosque, its originality – at least as regards other samples of the Muslim architecture having prevailed on the island of Rhodes – consisting that the cupola has been set with byzantine-style red tiles. The…
This Mosque is situated on Arionos square, within steps from the public baths (Yeni Hamam). The Mosque continuous to function, this actually being the site for the celebration of weddings amongst members of the island’s Muslim community. The name…
Located halfway down Socratous street, this is in more than one aspect a very original construction. Built as it is on top of another building, the Mosque is accessible by an external staircase leading to a quite unusual porch and through it to the…
Located right at Sofokleous square, this mosque continues to function to this day. The inscription featured above the complex’s main entrance bears witness to the date of its construction: 1540, which makes it one of the earliest Muslim monuments in…