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The mosque at Esenlik village in the Bulanık district of Muş is a Seljuk building, put up in 1194 by Şeyh Abdülmelik, and built of Ahlat stone. It has four windows and two doors, with four small windows besides in the dome.
The source describes the covering twice and differently, and the two do not agree: in one line the mosque is single-domed, in another it is rectangular in plan from outside, with two aisles running parallel to the mihrab and four domes over it. The mihrab in the middle of the qibla wall is semicircular in plan under a round arch.
