Gürcü Kapı Ali Ağa Cami

The fact that there is a historical mosque in almost every point of Erzurum, although it is very proud that it will give a high value to the city in a spiritual sense, it is sad that the values ​​of unknown values ​​are missing in the transfer of these values ​​to future generations. Almost no young congregation, no old people, such as skirts, turbines such as simple practicable circumcision is not no ittiba, at least I have not met. In women, this disorder is not seen first, except for university youth. You're welcome to visit.

Of course the mosque was beautiful, but I can't say the same for the community. When I started reading the Quran, all of them scattered to one side like a devil! Those who oppose, those who try to prevent, I would like to state that I am not satisfied at all!

amazing place In this place you will find peace

A mosque in front of the mosque at the same time the courtyard of the mosque covered with a fountain in a cool tea garden even a man who does not drink tea there even 10 cups of tea.

The Georgian Gate Ali Aga Mosque was built in 1608 by Zakreci Ali Aga, one of the Janissaries of the Janissary, who served in Erzurum. The mosque is also known as the Ali Aga Mosque. A small inscription documenting the repair of the building damaged in the 1859 earthquake rests on the pediment of the pointed arch door. The last congregation place in front of the mosque is covered with three domes carried by four columns. These domes are hidden from the outside with a conical roof. In the building, where the place of worship is square, a central dome that sits on the tromps in the corners shows itself. The mosque, which is made of smooth cut stone, is illuminated with six windows at the bottom and four windows at the top. The Georgian Door Ali Aga Mosque, whose minaret is made of rubble stone with red camber stones, was restored in 2006. Source: Erzurum Travel Guide Book Tablet İletişim Yayınevi

Gürcükapı Mosque; The mosque was built in 1608 by Zakreci Ali Ağa, one of the janissary corridors of the Janissary Corps. A small inscription documenting the restoration of the damaged structure in the 1859 earthquake is located on the pedestal of the pointed arch door. The last community place in front of the mosque is covered by three domes carrying four columns. These domes are hidden from the outside with a tapered roof. The building with a square plan is located in a central dome that sits at the corners of the tromp. The interior of the mosque, which is made of smooth cut stone, is illuminated with six windows at the bottom and four windows at the top. The mosque was built of red camber stones and rubble stone.

It is one of the historical mosques of beautiful Erzurum.It is a mosque that adds value to Erzurum both in terms of its location and history.