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April 16, 2026
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The Hadschi Mustafa Fountain (also known as the Yusuf al-Hayyat Fountain) is an important Ottoman monument at the foot of Akrokorinthos in Greece.
The monumental fountain was built in 1515 (921 according to the Islamic calendar) by Yûsuf al-Hayyat (known as "Joseph the Tailor").
The current name "Hadschi Mustafa" comes from its proximity to the village of the same name and is not included in the original inscription.
It is a typical Turkish Çeşme (fountain building). The facade is made of limestone and contains reused ancient marble elements, including Byzantine window columns.
The monumental fountain was built in 1515 (921 according to the Islamic calendar) by Yûsuf al-Hayyat (known as "Joseph the Tailor").
The current name "Hadschi Mustafa" comes from its proximity to the village of the same name and is not included in the original inscription.
It is a typical Turkish Çeşme (fountain building). The facade is made of limestone and contains reused ancient marble elements, including Byzantine window columns.
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