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The Isa Bey mosque, constructed in 1375 has stunning architecture and is open to visitors outside prayer times. Enter into a large courtyard and through a side door is the immaculate prayer section. More about Selcuk - http://turkishtravelblog.com/selcuk-town-turkey-travel/© Natalie Sayin
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The Kumbet mosque is also known as the Church of 12 Apostles http://turkishtravelblog.com/kumbet-mosque-church-of-12-apostles/
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Inside of the Kumbet mosque in Kars city centre. Also called the Church of 12 Apostles
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An old, village mosque in the region of Machael, Artvin, Turkey. Read more about that region here http://turkishtravelblog.com/category/destinations/black-sea-region/
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This pillar gives you an idea of how huge, and high, the Sultan Ahmet mosque actually is.
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The pillars in the Sultan Ahmet Mosque are massive.
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The minbar is where sermons are given, it has steps leading up to the top as can be seen in the background.
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Tourists remove their shoes and put them in bags before entering the Sultan Ahmet Mosque. If you want to visit the mosque, you must also dress modestly, with long pants and long-sleeve shirts at least to the elbows and knees. Skirts are also okay as long as they go below the knees, and ladies tops should not have low neck lines.
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This is the place where Muslims ceremonially wash themselves before entering the Sultan Ahmet Mosque for prayers.
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Since the Sultan Ahmet Mosque is at the top of the list for any Istanbul tour, the lines can be long. It's better to go later in the day or at lunch time.
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