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Ferhadija (Ferhat-pašina džamija). Izgradio je 1579-80. (987. hidžretske) godine Ferhat-paša Sokolović, posljedni bosanski sandžak-beg i prvi begler-beg (1574-1588).
Ferhat-paša je u Budačkom boju, 22. septembra 1575. godine, potukao Herberta VIII Auersperga Turjaškog, komandanta Hrvatske vojne krajine, koji je u boju poginuo. Ferhadija je podignuta novcem (30.000 dukata) kojim je udovica Herberta VIII otkupila sina, grofa Wolfa Engelharda von Auersperga, zarobljenog u tom boju.
Na ušću Crkvene u Vrbas Ferhat-paša Sokolović je u vremenu od 1579. do 1587. godine podigao ili obezbijedio podizanje gotovo svih objekata standardnih za ono vrijeme: džamiju Ferhadiju i svoje turbe (grobnicu), mekteb (osnovnu školu), šadrvan, hamam, vodovod, karavan-saraj, žitnice, mostove na Vrbasu i Crkveni, mlin na Vrbasu sa tri kola, uvakufio oko dvjesto trgovačkih i zanatskih radnji i kaldrmom povezao Gornji i Donji šeher. Na taj način utemeljeno je buduće gradsko jezgro.
Graditelji i projektanti Ferhadije su nepoznati. Kao mogući graditelji pominju se Hadži Nezir i Deli Spahija, potpisani na Ferhat-pašinoj vakufnami, te Rade Neimar (Rade Borović). Prva dvojica, kao dunđer-majstori, vjerovatno su nedorasli projektu ovako visokih zahtjeva, dok se za Rada Neimara, poznatog iz srpskih narodnih pjesama, zna da je gradio crkvu manastira Ljubostinja krajem 14. vijeka, dakle, znatno prije nego je podignuta Ferhadija.
Visina glavnog objekta je 18, a minareta 41,5 metara sa 128 stepenika. Restaurisana je 1961. i 1972. godine.
Počev od 1951. godine, na džamiji su vršeni brojni restauratorsko-konzervatorski radovi. Teško je oštećena u zemljotresu 1969. godine, kada joj je prepolovljen minaret.
Porušena je 7. maja 1993. godine.

Ferhadija (Ferhat-pasha mosque). Built in 1579-80 (987 by hidjra - muslim calendar) by Ferhat-pasha Sokolovic, last Bosnian sandjak-beg and first begler-beg (1574-1588).
In Budaci battle, September 22nd, 1575, Ferhat-pasha defeated Herbert VIII Auersperg Turjaski, commander of Croatian military border, who died in the battle. Ferhadija was built by money (30.000 ducats) which widow of Herbert VIII used to redeem her son, count Wolf Engelhard von Auersperg, captived in that battle.
On the mouth of Crkvena in Vrbas, Ferhat-pasha Sokolovic, in the period from 1579 to 1587, built or provided building of almost all buildings needed for those time: Ferhadija mosque and his turbe (burial chamber), mekteb (elementary school), water fountain, hamam (bath), water supply system, karavan-saraj (stoping place for caravans), granary, bridges on Vrbas and Crkvena, mill on Vrbas with three wheels, two hundred shops and craftstores and build cobblestone street between Gornji (upper) and Donji (lower) seher. On this way he founded future town's center.
Builder and projectants of Ferhadija are unknown. As possible builders Hadzi Nezir and Deli Spahija are mentioned because they were signed on Ferhat-pasha vakufnama (muslim religious community), as well as Rade Neimar (Rade Borovic). First two, as amateurs, probably were not ready for such high demended project, while Rade Neimar, known from Serbian folk songs, built church for Monastery Ljubostinja at the end of 14th century, far earlier than Ferhadija mosque.
Height of main building is 18 meters and minaret 41,5 meters with 128 stairs. It was repaired in 1961 and 1972.
From 1951, number of restauration and conservarion works were done on the mosque. It was seriousely damaged in the earthquake 1969, when minaret was broken into halves.
It was torn down in May 7th, 1993.