The Fatih Mosque Complex is a large mosque in the Fatih district of Istanbul, Turkey. Built in 1463-1470, on the site of the former Church of the Holy Apostles, which was demolished in favor of it.The original mosque was destroyed by the earthquake of 1766; the current mosque dates from 1767.
In recent years, Saudi Arabian benefactors have paid for the construction of mosques throughout the country of Kyrgyzstan. Most are nothing architecturally special.
The Turkish flag on a hot still day mimics the shape of a mosques minaret nearby.
Traditionally dressed Ottoman come to tourists motioning them to take a photo. Once taken, they offer a refreshing cup of visne juice, and ask for money.
One of Sarajevo's many minarets under stormy skies. The thin band of trees at the top of the hillside is typical of the city because the rest of the trees had to be used as firewood during the war.
A view towards "pigeon square" and the Sebilj fountain in the heart of Sarajevo's Old Town.
Sarajevo's famous pigeon square in Old Town. We were in the city during Ramadan.
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