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It would be nice if all of our mosques in Turkey were infected and blessed, it means that our ancestors gave importance to piety, not ornaments.

Atsuz Hatun, the daughter of Mahmud's son, Yağıbasan, built it in 1210. It covers an area of ​​530 square meters. It has two gates in the north and in the north / east corner. In the western part of the mosque. there is a small madrasah with the same name. In his inscription, it is said: '' This building is the son of Keyhüsrev, the honor of the world and religion, the owner of the conquests, the partner of the believers' command, in the time of the domination of the great Sultan Keykavus, the weakest servant of God, the daughter of chaste Mahmud's son, Yağıbasan. Atsuz Elti Hatun built it in 607. '' The mosque was subsequently demolished and was renamed in 1335 because a philanthropist named Gülük Şemseddin had it built again in the same style. The mosque has a thick column and the columns are arched. Very few of the original tiles of the mosque are in the altar. Its pulpit was later rebuilt using the Hunat Mosque pulpit, which was in accordance with the characteristics of that period. The doors of the mosque were decorated with Seljuk decoration. It is the only mosque with a corner entrance. Since it is filled with construction residues, you can go down by stairs here. The mosque was restored in 1722 by Mâtbah-ı Amire-Emini Hacı Halil Efendi and retained until today. The bath ruin in front of the mosque, which was built in the same period, was extracted from the soil in 1990 and exposed to the day and was taken under protection for reconstruction. The fountain was also repaired. The mosque is still open for worship.

It is one of the oldest mosques in Kayseri. A mosque that is invaluable in history. Maybe even the babes of our deserts have made Friday prayers here. I would definitely recommend going to every pouch on a Friday time.

This mosque has a different atmosphere.. May Allah be pleased with it.. May God bless the congregation very much..I find the spirituality very high..I like it very much. I go and pray with my children. I would very much like it to be clean around you... I wish it to be a blessing...

This beautiful temple listened to what the chanting of the chanting that none of us lives enough. This beautiful place, which has been worshiping Allah for an average of 800 years, has a very high spirituality and also has a large library, which you will not find in most mosques. I highly recommend you to see.

Gülük Mosque, which has a monumental tile altar outside the local tradition, has a privileged position among the works of Kayseri with this feature. Gülük Mosque is located in Gülük Mahallesi, Melikgazi district of Kayseri. Gülük Complex, built during the Danişmentliler period, consists of a mosque madrasah and a bath right next to them, which are not available today. The complex or mosque does not have an inscription indicating the construction date and the building. The older one of the two inscriptions on the building is on the gate of the northeastern façade. According to this inscription, the buildings were repaired in 1211 by Atsız Elti Hatun, daughter of Yağıbasan Mahmut, the nephew of Sultan Mehmet Melik Gazi. This inscription above the entrance is composed of three lines, Turkish of written inscriptions Seljuk sülüs is as follows: "This building Cyrus's son, world and religious honor, conquest owner, believers Emir partner, great Sultan Keykavus the domination of time, God the weakest servant, chaste woman, daughter of Yağıbasan son Mahmud'un Atti Elti Hatun repaired in 607 (1210). " Damaged by the earthquake in 1334, the building was repaired for the second time in 1335 by Alemuddin's son Külek. Along with the restoration, a foundation for the mosque was dedicated to the mosque in order to cover many land expenses. This foundation is not mentioned herein medreses. The possible reason for this is that the madrasah, which was destroyed by the earthquake, may not be repaired and may be included in the mosque harim. In this case, the madrasah was not used again after 1335. However, during the restoration works carried out in the 1970s, soundings and researches were carried out inside the mosque and the sections under the ground were uncovered. In this way, the existence of the madrasah could be understood.

Gülük Mosque is a really beautiful place, the place I go to all the time is cool in the summer and warm in the winter, mashallah it overflows, it gives people happiness and peace, God bless the one who built this mosque ?????

Kayseri Gülük Mosque Atsuz Hatun, daughter of Yağıbasan's son Mahmud, had it built in 1210. It covers an area of ​​530 square meters. It has two gates, one in the north and the north / east corner. In the western part of the mosque. There is a small madrasa with the same name. The inscription says: `` This building is the son of Keyhüsrev, the honor of the world and religion, the owner of conquests, the partner of the order of the believers, the weakest servant of God, the chaste woman, the daughter of Mahmud, the son of Yağıbasan Atsuz Elti Hatun was built in 607. '' The mosque was later demolished and got this name because a philanthropist named Gülük Şemseddin built it in the same style in 1335. The mosque has thick columns and arches above the columns. Only a few of the original tiles of the mosque are found in the mihrab section. Its pulpit was rebuilt, taking the pulpit of Hunat Mosque as an example, in accordance with the characteristics of that period. The doors of the mosque are decorated with Seljuk decoration. It is the only mosque with a corner entrance. You can go down here by a ladder as it is filled with construction waste. The mosque was restored by Mâtbah-ı Amire-Emini Hacı Halil Efendi in 1722 and it was brought up to date. The bathhouse ruin in front of the mosque, which was built in the same period, was removed from the soil in 1990 and taken under protection for reconstruction. Its fountain has also been repaired. The mosque is still open to worship.