Haci Bayram Mosque Park - Haci Bayram Mosque Park

The great guardian who gave the good news that Fatih Sultan Mehmed Khan would conquer Istanbul. Nûmân bin Ahmed bin Mahmud, his nickname is Hacı Bayram. He was born in 1352 (H. 753) in the village of Zülfadl (Sol-Fasol) on Çubuk Stream of Anakra province. He passed away in 1429 (H. 833) in Ankara. His tomb is open to visitors at the edge of the Hacı Bayram Mosque. Some of the advices of Hacı Bayram-ı Velî to his students are as follows: "If you want to get rid of people's fitna, don't go to the bazaars often." "Anger and hatred blind the eyes that see the truth. Anger narrows and misleads good thinking." "Do not help anyone on the path of disobedience to Allahu ta'ala." "Love little children, caress their heads. Make them happy so that you can fulfill the order of our Master the Prophet." "Do not eat anything in the bazaar and in the courtyard of the mosque. Do not stop in the middle of the road. Do not sit for a long time in the shops of traders." "Do not underestimate any sin, work hard. Even the idle, rich, their friends are the devil, their heart is the devil's house." "Make money from its halal and give it generously to the poor." "Remember death a lot. Make your calculations before death comes. Repent so that you can be forgiven." "If you want to get rid of the world's pain and the pressure of the soul, visit the graves often." "Do not disclose the secrets of your friends and neighbors whose faults and faults you see. Because these secrets you see are entrusted to you. Betrayal of trust is an ugly act." "Visit the graves of scholars and guardians. For those elders intercede for those who visit them." Hadji Bayram-ı Veli lived in the same century as Âşık Yunus and sang poems as he said. Hacı Bayram-ı Velî, who stated that it is essential to know and obey the soul in the way of Sufism, recited the following poem in this regard:

It's good to sit here, look at the Greek baths in the shade of trimmed Christmas trees, and the coolness of the pool

It is located in Hacıbayram Ulus, Ankara's spiritual space. After the restoration, this place, which has a different spiritual motivation environment in the morning prayer and oil nights which attracted more attention, is a view to the castle of Ankara. Ney and water sounds to people with therapy. The remains of the Roman emperor are destroyed in the immediate part of the tomb.

On the day of Ramadan, we are still in a state of awareness, but we could not see the tomb due to Covid-19 measures. Starting with the pagan beliefs, the Temple is a place of worship that has turned into a church and then a mosque.