Enez Fatih Hagia Sophia Mosque

Enez Fatih Hagia Sophia Mosque The structure, built in the 12th century by the Eastern Roman Empire, is known as Hagia Sophia. After the conquest of Enez from the Genoese by Has Yunus Pasha in 1455, the building was converted into a mosque. Following the conversion, a mihrab was added to the southeast, a minbar to the west, and a minaret made of cut stone was built outside. In 1965, part of the mosque collapsed due to an earthquake. Restoration works, initiated by the General Directorate of Foundations in 2016, were completed in 2021.

Enez Fatih Hagia Sophia Mosque
The structure, built in the 12th century by the Eastern Roman Empire, is known as Hagia Sophia. After the conquest of Enez from the Genoese by Has Yunus Pasha in 1455, the building was converted into a mosque.
Following the conversion, a mihrab was added to the southeast, a minbar to the west, and a minaret made of cut stone was built outside.
In 1965, part of the mosque collapsed due to an earthquake. Restoration works, initiated by the General Directorate of Foundations in 2016, were completed in 2021.