Isa-Bey-Moschee

Isa Bey Mosque is an Ottoman-period mosque in Skopje, the capital of North Macedonia. It stands at the edge of the old bazaar (Bit Pazar), north of the Sultan Murat Mosque and northeast of the central Ottoman old town. It is counted among the city's important Ottoman monuments and is listed as a heritage site in North Macedonia. The building follows Ottoman architectural tradition and consists of two identical rooms, two vaulted side wings and a porch covered by five domes.

The mosque was built in 1475 or 1476 (880 AH) by Isa Bey, son of Ishak Bey, who had financed the Aladja Mosque in Skopje. According to the available material, construction began after Isa Bey's death, in accordance with his last wishes.

The 1963 earthquake caused heavy damage, and the restoration of 1966 included a renewal of the interior decoration. This work replaced the original decoration, of which only black-and-white photographs remain; they do not allow the materials and colours used to be determined.