Large mosque in Pristina names a homosexual

Sultan Mehmet Fatih's homosexuality is documented in dozens of books. In the book of author Babinger, Franz C.H. 1978, Mehmed the Conquer and His Time. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, it's very clear about Sultan's homosexuality:

Since their teens Vlad and Radu became hostages to Ottoman Turks. Living in the court of the sultans in Constantinople studied with young Mehmet, heir to the Empire. Boys learned martial arts, politics, languages, and many other things.

But they also had time for entertainment other than study because Mehmet liked Radu, who was extremely beautiful and caught the emperor's eye, so at that time he became especially famous for his eroticism and beauty, so the emperor invited the boy to the party and willingly raised the cup looking for him in his bedroom.

Likewise, Mehmet was loved at “path” in Radu, because they spent nights with each other.

Radu eventually became the sultan's lover and after having relations with him, Radu received a nickname “cel frumos” (the beauty) their relations were described by the Greek chronict Laonic Chalcondyles:

“The sultan carried Vlad's brother, Dracula's son, and was his favorite, living with him. And so it was that when he started ruling, Sultan wanted to have a relationship with this guy who almost killed him.

Because he liked the boy, invited him to the party and picked up the cup with lust looking for him in his bedroom.

And the boy was taken by surprise to see the emperor rushing for him and standing against him, and he refused to accept the Emperor's will.

But the sultan kissed him against his will, and the boy wrapped him on his feet, and cut off the emperor's thigh, and departed.

Doctors healed the Emperor's wound.

And the boy went up to a tree nearby and stayed hidden. Just after the emperor left, the boy went down and left, then went back to the yard and again he was Sultan's favorite “. /family.net