The video explores the Selimiye Mosque, a masterpiece by Mimar Sinan, highlighting its architectural significance, innovative features, and religious symbolism. Built at the age of 80, Sinan's work surpasses the Hagia Sophia with its massive dome and intricate design. The mosque's minarets, historical events, and unique interior motifs are discussed, along with its advanced construction techniques like floor heating and soot management. The mosque's religious symbolism, including its representation of Islamic principles, is also covered, emphasizing its enduring legacy since its opening in 1575.

Who built the Selimiye Mosque and at what age?

• Mimar Sinan at the age of 70

• Mimar Sinan at the age of 60

• Mimar Sinan at the age of 50

• Mimar Sinan at the age of 80

What is the area covered by the Selimiye Mosque?

• 2,475 m2

• 2,800 m2

• 3,000 m2

• 2,000 m2

Which mosque had the largest dome before Selimiye Mosque?

• Al-Aqsa Mosque

• Suleymaniye Mosque

• Blue Mosque

• Hagia Sophia

What is unique about the minarets of Selimiye Mosque?

• They have three staircases each that do not intersect.

• They are the tallest in the world.

• They are made entirely of gold.

• They have no stairs.

What is the significance of the reverse tulip motif inside the mosque?

• It symbolizes the owner's opposition to the mosque's construction.

• It signifies the mosque's eternal life.

• It represents the unity of Allah.

• It is a symbol of peace.

How did Mimar Sinan ensure the mosque was warm in winter?

• By using electric heaters.

• By installing fireplaces.

• By using thick walls.

• By circulating hot water from the baths.

What material is used for the sections on the right and left sides of the Selimiye Pulpit?

• Marble

• Wood

• Silver

• Gold

How many oil lamps did Mimar Sinan use to illuminate the mosque?

• 250

• 300

• 275

• 200

What does the uniqueness of the mosque dome symbolize?

• The wisdom of Mimar Sinan

• The strength of the empire

• The unity of Allah

• The beauty of architecture

How many gates are there in the Selimiye Kulliye?

• 35

• 28

• 30

• 32