In the times of Ottoman rule (1463–1878), the change of the direction of the main trade route in turn changed the city and except for a short period when it was a seat of Brod judge 'kadija' (until 1557) Zenica was a kasaba (small town), again with characteristic lookalike made by several mosques (Sultan Ahmedova, known as Čaršijska camii too; Osman-Ćelebijina; Sejmenska; Jalijska), Madrasah (1737), several maktabs, various nishans (type of a Bosnian Muslim gravestone), shadirvans, inns, caravansaries, etc.