"Yivli" means "fluted" or "grooved" in Turkish, referring to the minaret’s unique design.

Yes, it continues to function as a mosque and is open to worshippers.

Yes, visitors are welcome outside of prayer times. Modest dress is required.

The complex includes tombs, a madrasa (Islamic school), and former dervish lodgings.

No, entry to the mosque is typically free, but donations are appreciated.