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Magribija Mosque

Also known as: Magribija Mosque

mosque in Sarajevo

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The Magribija Mosque, also known as the Sheikh Magribija Mosque (Şeyh Mağribî Camii in Turkish), stands at Magribija 5 in Kobilja Glava, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its architecture belongs to the Ottoman tradition within the wider body of Islamic architecture. The mosque is listed among the national monuments of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

History

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Sources give 1538 and 1565 as the dates of the mosque's construction. The available material does not make clear which stage of the building each date refers to.

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Last updated: 3 November 2026 2 views

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