The Saat Kula (Clock Tower) is among the numerous objects erected in Skopje in the Ottoman period. It is located in the complex of Islamic monuments next to the first sacred building in Skopje, the Sultan Murat Mosque. The construction of these buildings in the Ottoman Empire began in the second half of the 16^th century. Older sources report that the Tower was the first object of its kind in Turkey at that time.The Clock Tower was erected between 1566 and 1572, most probably on the foundations of an already existing building. Initially, the upper part of the Tower was made of wood and the clock mechanism was brought from the city of Siget in Hungary. Travel writers of the 16^th and 17^th centuries noted that the Turks even brought a clock-master from Siget for the clock's maintenance. This was of great importance for the accurate performance of the five daily prayers.

Gr. Aigaion Pelagos, Turkish Ege Denizi, arm of the Mediterranean Sea, c.400 mi (640 km) long and 200 mi (320 km) wide, off SE Europe between Greece and Turkey; Crete and Rhodes mark its southern limit. Irregular in shape, it is dotted with islands, most of which belong to Greece; they include Evvoia , the Sporades , the Cyclades , Samos , Khios , Lesbos , Thasos , and the Dodecanese . The Aegean Sea's greatest depths (more than 11,600 ft/3,540 m) are found E of Crete.

Muslims in Macedonia, mainly Albanians and Turks, represent 35 percent of the country’s some two million population.There are 250 mosques spread all over the country and 25 mosques in the capital city Skopje.

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