Dzhumaya Mosque

Dzhumaya Mosque is an Ottoman-era mosque located in the centre of Plovdiv, Bulgaria, notable as a major historic mosque in the city. It is a prominent element of Plovdiv’s Ottoman architectural heritage.

The mosque was established during the Ottoman period when Plovdiv was part of the Ottoman Empire; it has undergone repairs and alterations over time while retaining its role as a congregational mosque.

The mosque sits in central Plovdiv within the city’s historic core, close to principal commercial streets and pedestrian areas, and is easily reached on foot from the city centre.

• Function: Located in central Plovdiv, the mosque remains a visible example of the city's Ottoman-era heritage and functions as a place of worship.
• Note on name: Known locally by a name meaning 'Friday Mosque', it is situated near Plovdiv's historic urban core and principal streets.

What to See #

• Prayer hall: Large prayer hall characterised by a broad rectangular interior used for congregational prayers and regular services in the Ottoman tradition.
• Minaret and courtyard: Exterior minaret and courtyard area typical of Ottoman-era mosque architecture, forming a visible landmark in Plovdiv's city centre.