Featuring 14 balconies, 30 cupolas and a quadruple-arched dome, its mihrab contains a piece of stone from the Kaaba and its qibla terrace overlooks the Bosporus.
Its major innovation was the entry ramp leading to its royal kiosk, which allowed its donor to enter its lodge on horseback. Its architect received the title Sedefkar for his skill in creating its mother-of-pearl windows, and the calligraphy covering its interior was created by the sculptor Ameti Kasim Gubari. Featuring 14 balconies, 30 cupolas and a quadruple-arched dome, its mihrab contains a piece of stone from the Kaaba and its qibla terrace overlooks the Bosporus. Famous for its six minarets, FTP, name this creation of Mehmed Aga, the pinnacle of Ottoman Classical Architecture, named for the color of its tiles.
Its major innovation was the entry ramp leading to its royal kiosk, which allowed its donor to enter its lodge on horseback.
Blue Mosque (accept Cami Sultanahmet or Sultanahmet Mosque)