The Mustafa Pasha Mosque is a historic Ottoman-era mosque. It is located in the old fortress town of Rhodes, and although it is no longer open for regular use and worship (as is the case with the vast majority of Ottoman mosques in Rhodes, with the exception of the Ibrahim Pasha Mosque), it is occasionally made available to the Muslim community, especially for weddings. It stands in a small square right next to the town's hammam. A marble inscription on the doorframe names its founder Sultan Mustafa III, who built the mosque around 1764 or 1765.→