List of mosques in Bulgaria

This is a list of notable mosques in Bulgaria.

Ottoman Mosques

NameLocationYearImage
Kodzha Mahmut Pasha MosqueSofia, Saborna street, 215th century (1451 – 1494)[1]
Black MosqueSofia, Graf Ignatiev Street, 25
42°41′24″N 23°19′39″E
16th century (1528)[2][3]
Banya Bashi MosqueSofia, Marie Louise Boulevard, 1816th century (1576)[4]
Dzhumaya MosquePlovdiv14th century(1363-64) - 15th century (1421-1451)[5]
Imaret MosquePlovdiv15th century (1444 - 1445)[6]
Tashkopryu MosquePlovdiv19th century (1860)[7]
Hayrie mosqueVarna19th century ((1835)[8]
Azizie mosqueVarna19th century(1869)[9]
Said Pasha MosqueRuse19th century (1839 - 1840)[10]
Eski MosqueStara Zagora15th century[11]
Tombul MosqueShumen18th century(1740 - 1744)[12][13]
Eski MosqueHaskovo14th century(1394)[14]
Charshi MosqueHaskovo18th century(1785)[15]
Eski MosqueYambol14th century(1373)[16]
Kurshum MosquePazardzhik16th century(1574 )[17]
Blagoevgrad MosqueBlagoevgrad19th century[18]
Eski MosqueVratsa18th century(1786 or earlier)[19]
Osman Pazvantouglu MosqueVidin19th century(1801)[20]
Eski MosqueKazanlak14th century(1394 - 1412)[21]
Fatih Mehmed MosqueKyustendil15th century(middle of 15th century)[22]
Ahmed Bey MosqueKyustendil15th century(middle of 15th century)[23]
Kardzhali MosqueKardzhali19th century(1812 rebuilt 1874)[24]
Sahat MosqueTargovishte18th century(1722 )[25]
Eski Mosque(Tyurmeto)Dupnitsa15th century(late 15th century)[26]
Ibrahim Pasha MosqueRazgrad17th century(1616-1617)[27]
Ahmed Bey MosqueRazgrad16th century(1542-1543 or 1557 -1558 )[28]
Kurshumlu MosqueSilistra17th century(first half)[29]
Bayrakli MosqueSamokov19th century(1845)[30]
Kurshum MosqueKarlovo15th century( 1485 -1486 )[31]
Karadzha Pasha MosqueGotse Delchev15th century( second half of 15th century )[32]
Old Peshtera MosqueGotse Delchev17th century( 1650 )[33]
Yusuf Bey MosqueProvadia17th century(1623)[34]
Sultan bayazid Veli MosqueAytos15th century(1435 )[35]
Black MosqueKarnobat19th century(1821)[36]
Central MosqueKrichim19th century(1800)[37]
Eski MosqueMomchilgrad17th century[38]
Hadzi Hyuseyin MosqueBelogradchik18th century(1751)[39]
Seytlyar MosqueKrumovgrad20th century(1901)[40]
Ardino MosqueArdino15th century[41]
Dzhebel MosqueDzhebel18th century(1712[42] or 1789[43])

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References

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