This is the Muradiye mosque, by the greatest Turkish architect, Sinan. It is one of his last works, from 1582-1585, who built it for Murat III.

A view from the garden, to the right a small library. It was added to complex in 1806 by a member of Karaosmanoğlu family.

On this picture, which shows the southern facade of the mosque, one can recognise its ‘reversed T’-floor plan.
This shot reveals what is meant by ‘reverse T’: if you approach from behind (this is: from the south), the ground plan shows a normal ‘ T ‘ (with a very short vertical line, in this case).
If you look to the mosque’s facade (on the north side) that T-shape ground plan is upside down (= reverse).

Correspondent: J.M.Criel, Antwerpen.
Source: Website of ‘Manisa Il Kültür ve Turizm Müdürlüğü’