to ease the exhibition of the relic to the religious visitors. During the Ottoman era, the relic was exhibited in the second half Ramadan while the third week of the fasting month was reserved for male visitors and the fourth week for females. In the Republican era, this regulation was abandoned and mixed-gender visit became usual. During the Night of Power, a holy night in Ramadan, visiting of the relic is offered from the Tarawih, the extra night prayer in Ramadan, to the Fajr prayer, the dawn prayer. The relic is still being displayed to the public during the four weeks from the first Friday of the holy month on until the eve of Ramadan festivities. See also Sacred Relics (Topkapı Palace) Relics of Muhammad References Ottoman mosques in Istanbul Mosques completed in 1851 19th-century mosques 1851 establishments in the Ottoman Empire Fatih Relics