Özet:

After the conquest of Istanbul, Üsküdar was re-established with the start of the work to form the Ottoman city tissue while showing rapid development in a city appearance. Fatih Sultan Mehmed made a mosque named by his own name in Salacak and made the steps of his first neighborhood that fits the Ottoman classical city texture. The Imrahor Cami, located in the Salacak Mahallesi, on the Imrahor Square, creates a strong connection between today and the past with many historical works surrounding this square. The maintenance and repairs of these structures must be done consciously in order to be preserved and transferred to future generations. Imrahor Cami has undergone many repairs since the construction period but has partially lost its original status as a result of the unconscious repairs it has undergone recently. Therefore, it is possible to transfer works to future generations, and to carry out scientific restorations. From the photographs of the building, 1930s, it was attempted to identify the original state of the pre-restauration structure. Historical research, which is the most important step for pre-restoration, protection and implementation work, has identified the repairs and repairs that the structure has undergone. In addition, a comprehensive study was revealed by researching structures such as the fountain near the mosque, the sadaka stone, the water stone.

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