In these buildings, the qibla wall is marked with a mihrab, and the adhan is called from their minarets.
In the Ottoman Empire, some of these buildings housed royal kiosks that were the end-points of a weekly procession called selamlik. A prominent twentieth-century designer of these buildings was Vedat Dalokay, whose plans for the Kocatepe were deemed too radical and re-worked for a pyramidal one of these buildings shaped like a tent and surrounded by four obelisk-shaped towers. The largest adobe building in the world is one of these structures in (*) Djenne, Mali. The grandest Ottoman versions of these buildings were built by Sinan and influenced by the huge central dome and semidomes of the Hagia Sophia. In these buildings, the qibla wall is marked with a mihrab, and the adhan is called from their minarets. For 10 points, name these houses of worship in Islam.
In the Ottoman Empire, some of these buildings housed royal kiosks that were the end-points of a weekly procession called selamlik.
mosques [or masjid; or cami]