This is a list of places of worship in Gaziantep, a city in south-central Turkey.
Name | Image | Location | Opened | Notes |
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Ağa Mosque | 1500s[a] | |||
Ahmed Çelebi Mosque | 1672[2] | |||
Alaüddevle Mosque | Mamluk period[b] | |||
Alaybey Mosque | late 1500s[2] | |||
Ali Nacar Mosque | Mamluk period[c] | |||
Ayşe Bacı Mosque | early 1700s[3] | |||
Bostancı Mosque | Medieval era[d] | |||
Boyacı Mosque[5] | 1357[e] | |||
Esenbek Mosque | Mamluk period[1] | |||
Eyüpoğlu Mosque[1] | Mamluk period[f] | |||
Hacı Nasır Mosque | late 1600s[1] | |||
Handaliye Mosque | 1500s[2] | |||
Hüseyin Paşa Mosque | early 1700s[3] | |||
Karagöz Mosque[1] | ||||
Kara Tarla Mosque | 1500s[g] | |||
Kozanlı Mosque | late 1600s[2] | |||
Liberation Mosque | Originally Surp Asdvadzadzin Church.[6] | |||
Mehmed Nuri Pasha Mosque | late 1700s[h] | |||
Ömeriye Mosque[4] | 1210 | |||
Ömer Şeyh Mosque | 1698[3] | |||
Şeyh Fethullah Mosque | mid 1500s[4] | |||
Şirvani Mosque | Unknown[i] | |||
Tahtani Mosque | 1500s[j] |
Name | Image | Location | Denomination | Opened | Notes |
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The Anglican Church | Anglican | late 1800s | Demolished.[7] | ||
Chapel of Saint Elias | Armenian Apostolic | 1600s | Converted into mosque and bathhouse during the Ottoman period.[8] | ||
The First Protestant Church | Kayacık | 1855 | Demolished or turned into cinema.[9] | ||
Kendirli Church[1] | Latin | 1905 | |||
The Second Protestant Church | Hayık | 1868 | Fate unclear.[10] | ||
Surp Asdvadzadzin Cathedral | Armenian Apostolic | 1893 | Present-day Liberation Mosque.[6] | ||
Surp Bedros Church[11] | Armenian Catholic | 1862 |