Mosques

 In Anatolia the Seljuks, Beyliks and the Ottomans have a documented history of building mosques. The mosques in Kahramanmaraş are mostly from the Dulkadiroğlu and Ottoman period. According to a book by writer and famous world traveler Evliya Çelebi, there were 39 mosques in Maraş. Towards the end of the 19th century, Besim Atalay's ‘Maraş History and Geography’ published in 1917, stated that there were 92 mosques. However, the number of mosques today is 46, after many were burned down or destroyed by the occupying French.

Mosques:

• Abdulhamithan Camii
• Afşin Ulu Mosque
• Ali Mescidi (Bogazkesen Mosque)
• Bektutiye (Çınarlı) Mosque
• Beyazıtlı Mosque
• Cığcığı (Arasa) Mosque
• Divanlı (Ahmet Pasha) Mosque 
• Elbistan Grand Mosque
• Eshab-ı Kehf Complex and Mosque
• Haci Veli Bey Mosque
• Hatuniye Mosque
• Haznedarlı Mosque
• Himmet Baba Mosque
• Kezban Hatun Mosque (Grand Mosque)
• Maraş Ulu Mosque
• Nakıp Mosque and Madrasah
• Nuh (Ahmet Efendi) Mosque
• Pazarcik Ulu Mosque
• Restobayiye (Küçük Cavuşlu) Mosque
• Saraçhane Mosque
• Bazaar Atik Mosque
• Çukuroba (Hacı Hüseyin Efendi) Mosque
• Iklime Hatun Mosque
• Isa Divanlı Mosque
• İskender Bey (Acemli) Mosque
• Şekerli (Ukarı Oba) Mosque
• Şeyh (Şıh) Mosque