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The Íplik Camii (also named: Hacı Abdi Camii) was built in 1562-1569 by Cimri Hacı Abdi Ağa, a rich citizen of the town, next to the Íplik Pazarı (Yarn market). It had to be repaired in 1781, was severely damaged by the 1914 earthquake and was rebuilt as a two-storey mosque in 1951.
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