Eyyübiye – Page 2

21/09/2021

Double Cave

Nowadays, this authentic cave is a place where local food and drinks are served. It is located in the southern part of the cave where Prophet Ibrahim was born. It was named after the Double-Domed structure in the historic cemetery just above it...

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21/09/2021

Haci Hafiz Ahmet Balak House

This building, which is one of the best examples of the traditional residential architecture of Şanlıurfa with its haremlik and selamlık section, is located on Divanyolu Street. The woodwork in the door and window wings and the niches made up of...

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21/09/2021

Sheikh Mesud Mausoleum

This structure, which is the oldest of the mausoleum in Şanlıurfa, is actually a madrasah that was built in the style of closed Seljuk madrasas with four iwans. In the lower room of the eastern iwan there is the tomb of Sheikh Mesud, and in the...

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21/09/2021

Cincikli Bath

It is not known when this bath, which has no inscription, was built. It is estimated that it might have been built on the same dates with the Hızanoğlu Mosque, which was repaired in 1729. Evliya Çelebi’s mentioning this bath in his Travel...

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21/09/2021

Hasan Padishah Mosque

Hasan Padishah Mosque, located near Balikligol, was built adjacent to the Tok Temur Masjid by the Aqqoyun ruler Uzun Hasan in the second half of the 15th century. There is an octagonal minaret with a single balcony in the north of the courtyard...

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21/09/2021

Sheikh Dede Osman Avni Mausoleum

Sheikh Dede Osman Avni Mausoleum Sheik Dede Osman Avni was the sheikh of the Kadiri sect for 70 years in the lodge at the Mevlid-i Halil Mosque and passed away in 1883. Some of Dede Osman Avni Efendi’s books and personal belongings are on...

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21/09/2021

Zincirli Street

Zincirli Street is one of the most beautiful historical Urfa streets. In the middle of the basalt parquet paved street, there are four bay windows on the north wall and a bay window sitting on stone consoles on the south wall which give a very...

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21/09/2021

Sakip’s Mansion

The mansion, currently serving as a leisure centre of the Şanlıurfa Metropolitan Municipality, was built by Sakıp Efendi, a renewed poet from Urfa. It occupies quite a wide area consisting of separate portions for both women and men. There is a...

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21/09/2021

Haşimiye Square

The most famous historical square is Haşimiye Square. It is located in the centre of an area commonly known as Downtown Bazaar, at the end of Divanyolu Street. The square is surrounded by Attar Bazaar, İsotçu (red pepper sellers) Bazaar...

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21/09/2021

Narli House

Narlı House which takes its name from the pomegranate trees in its garden, is one of the beautiful examples reflecting the traditional architecture of Şanlıurfa. This Urfa house has been restored by ŞURKAV and serves as a boutique hotel with 22...

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21/09/2021

Nakipzade İbrahim Efendi Madrasa

The courtyard door to the northwest of this madrasah with a single iwan and an open courtyard opens to the courtyard of the Great Mosque. The door, made by alternating black and white cut stones, ended with a frieze with a palmette motif on the...

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21/09/2021

Kazaz Bazaar

It is adjacent to the south of Gümrük Inn. It is estimated that it was built by Behram Pasha along with the Gümrük Inn which was built in 1562. Today, local clothes and accessories are sold.

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