Divanlı Cami - Divanlı Cami

The mosque of my childhood .. The historical mosque, which has been standing for many years

A historic mosque. That's where my childhood passed. One of the places to see

After the restoration, the historical smell has come to light, but even the Friday prayer does not fill the mosque. Unfortunately, the density of the old congregation

It is a mosque that I have always seen from afar and wondered but could not go since I was little. The splendor of its historical minaret draws you from far away. My advice is to go, see, do not stop wondering for years like me ...

It was even more spectacular after the renovation. Like many mosques, this place bears the traces of our ancestors, the Ottoman Empire. In the blessed nights, the Prophet's Beard Sheriff is opened to visit.

The first double mosque of my city is a mosque built in the time of the Dulkadirli principality.

The building is located in Dulkadiroğlu District, Divanlı District, Tevfik Fikret Street. The mosque was built by Gani Yusuf Zâde Ahmet Pasha in 1101/1689-90, according to the construction inscription placed on the upper part of the door providing the entrance to the harem on the east side. In the building archive documents; It is mentioned as Gani Yusuf Zâde Ahmet Pasha Mosque, Ahmet Pasha Mosque and Divanlı Mosque. Today, the building is known as the “Divanlı Mosque”. The mosque, which has survived with some repairs, preserves its original feature to a great extent. According to the repair inscription, the mosque; It was destroyed in the earthquake in 1210/1795, and it was rebuilt in 1211/1796-97 with the help of the people. According to the other repair inscription, it was repaired by Şirikci zâde Hacı Süleyman in 1319/1901-2. The mosque was later repaired in 1965, 1986 and 2014. The structure, which is included in the group of mosques with wooden ceilings; 16.80 x 18.00 m from the outside. dimensions of the sanctuary, 4.30 x 15.90 m. placed on the north side. It consists of a three-eyed narthex and a minaret with two balconies located in the northeast corner of the sanctuary. On the minaret, the gateway, the pier, the arch and the altar; bicolored stone at the courtyard gates; Wooden material was used in the cover system. The building is covered with a sheet metal roof from the outside. The narthex has three chambers and pointed arches support the wall pier at the corners and two rectangular piers in the middle. This space opens to the north with three arches, and to the east and west with one arch each. On the south wall, there are two mihrabiyes placed symmetrically on both sides of the gateway. The sanctuary is entered through two low-arched doors in the middle of the north wall and at the north corner of the east wall. The covering system of the harim section reflects a different design of woodwork. The wooden ceiling is supported by four pillars connected to each other with Bursa (basket handle) arches in the middle, and to the walls with the help of eyebrow arches on the sides. The lower part of the piers is made of cut stone in the form of a cross, and the upper part is made of wood in the style of octagonal bagdadi. The piers in the style of khachvari and bagdadi have profiled molding caps. wooden ceiling; It attracts attention with an octagonal deep rim and flat cover with concave moldings in the center, a flat cover decorated with oval medallions on the sides, and a flat cover decorated with circular rod moldings at the corners. Thus, in this structure; We encounter a late application of the central planned mosque scheme with four half-domes and four corner domes, repeated with a wooden flat cover. The wooden ceiling, arches and octagonal piers of the mosque were made in the style of bagdadi and plastered with plaster. Thus, it was tried to give a masonry image to the cover system. The wooden ceiling is covered with a hipped sheet metal roof.

The building is located in Dulkadiroğlu District, Divanlı District, Tevfik Fikret Street. The mosque was built by Gani Yusuf Zâde Ahmet Pasha in 1101/1689-90, according to the construction inscription placed on the upper part of the door providing the entrance to the harem on the east side. In the building archive documents; It is mentioned as Gani Yusuf Zâde Ahmet Pasha Mosque, Ahmet Pasha Mosque and Divanlı Mosque. Today, the building is known as the “Divanlı Mosque”. The mosque, which has survived with some repairs, preserves its original feature to a great extent. According to the repair inscription, the mosque; It was destroyed in the earthquake in 1210/1795, and it was rebuilt in 1211/1796-97 with the help of the people. According to the other repair inscription, it was repaired by Şirikci zâde Hacı Süleyman in 1319/1901-2. The mosque was later repaired in 1965, 1986 and 2014. The structure, which is included in the group of mosques with wooden ceilings; 16.80 x 18.00 m from the outside. dimensions of the sanctuary, 4.30 x 15.90 m. placed on the north side. It consists of a three-eyed narthex and a minaret with two balconies located in the northeast corner of the sanctuary. On the minaret, gateway, pier, arch and mihrab, yellowish finely carved stone; bicolored stone at the courtyard gates; Wooden material was used in the cover system. The building is covered with a sheet metal roof from the outside. The narthex has three chambers and pointed arches support the wall pier at the corners and two rectangular piers in the middle. This space opens to the north with three arches, and to the east and west with one arch each. On the south wall, there are two mihrabiyes placed symmetrically on both sides of the gateway.