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بدأ المسجد القديم في سوكو، وهي قرية قرب غراتشانيتسا، كمبنى حجري يعود إلى النصف الأول من القرن الخامس عشر، وكان على الأرجح مقر إقامة محصّنًا لنبلاء البوسنة في…
The old mosque of Soko, a village near Gračanica, began as a stone building of the first half of the fifteenth century, probably a fortified residence of the medieval Bosnian nobility below the fortress of Sokol. After the Ottoman conquest in the early sixteenth century it was turned into a mosque, and its imams are recorded from 1533. It is a simple rectangular building with thick rubble-stone walls and arched doors and windows, with a later brick porch and a mihrab added in the south wall. It served as a mosque until 1980, when a new one was built in the village. Since then it has been carefully restored, and with its graveyard it is a national monument, as is the nearby Sokol fortress.