Özet:

Bodrum, which was under the Ottoman rule during the lawful Sultan Süleyman period, was a castle connected to the Istanköy sanctuary. After the Ottoman conquest, the church in the castle was converted into a mosque. The XVI. Bodrum, which continued its castle position throughout the century, was a settlement in 1671 where no varoşun, han, mosque and square were found outside of the castle. by Kent XVIII. In the century the development was recorded, and here outside the castle began to form settlements. In this process, in 1723 the first mosque outside the castle was built in the city by the Redhissary Mustafa Pasha, who served in Bodrum. Later on the shore of the port in 1740 a mosque was built by Mustafa Pasha's priest and the Tepecik Mahallesi appeared. In addition to the new buildings in the city, new neighborhoods were built. However, many of the mosques and mosques in Bodrum are XVIII. It is known that it was built in the century. These are the ancient Mosque of Çeşme Mahallesi (1746), Hızıroğlu Mosque (Kelerlik Camii) (1756-1757), Turkkuyusu Camii (1767-1768), Yeniköy Mosque (1774), Tulumba Mosque (1780) and Umurca Mosque (1784). After a long time the mosque was not built in Bodrum, the last mosque of the Ottoman era was the Adliye (Hamidiye-Carşı) Camii, which began its construction in 1901. At the end of the Castle Street, in front of the old municipality building, this camii is located in the Republic Square, II. And the money that he gave, and the money that he gave, and the money that he gave, and the money that he gave, and the money that he gave. In the Ottoman era, Bodrum was the last mosque in Bodrum because it was known among the people by the name New Camii. In this study, the mosques and mosques built in Bodrum throughout the Ottoman history are addressed in the light of archive documents and source works.