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Mirahori Mosque

Also known as: Mirahori Mosque

cultural monument and mosque in Albania

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Built
1494
Foundation/Institution
İmrahor İlyas Bey
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The Mirahori Mosque (Turkish: İmrahor İlyas Bey Camii) is a historic mosque in Korçë, in south-eastern Albania, known in Ottoman times as Görice. It is named after its founder, İlyas Bey, who bore the title imrahor, meaning master of the stable. In Albanian it is called Xhamia e Iljaz Bej Mirahorit, or simply Xhamia e Mirahorit. Built in the Ottoman style as a single-domed mosque, it is protected as a Cultural Monument of Albania. It is described as the second-oldest surviving mosque in the country after the King's Mosque in Elbasan, and as Albania's oldest single-domed mosque. Single-domed mosques were fairly common across the western Balkans.

History

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The mosque was built in 1494 at the commission of İlyas Bey, the imrahor after whom it is named. It is counted among the oldest surviving mosques in Albania.

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The Iljaz Mirahori Mosque (Albanian: Xhamia e Iljaz Mirahorit), or more simply the Mirahor Mosque, is a mosque in Korçë, Albania, built in 1494 by Iljaz bej Mirahori who also founded the town.

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