Şahabettin Pasha Mosque
In the inscription above the entrance gate of the mosque, it is stated that it was built by Mehmed Çelebi, son of Karamanlı Mehmed, in 1497/98 (H. 903). The name of the mosque, II. Murad and II. It is named after Şehabettin Pasha, one of the viziers of the Mehmed period, and in the foundation records of the building, it is understood that the foundation certificate belongs to Şahabeddin Pasha. According to a rumor, it is known that the mosque was first built by Şahabettin Pasha, but for an unknown reason, the structure was demolished and Karamanlı Mehmed had it built a second time. The building consists of two parts. The main worship space of the mosque has a rectangular plan and a wooden ceiling. The narthex in the north is in the form of an open porch. In 2010, it was completely repaired to its original state.