Haji Musa Mosque - Talatpaşa Blv No:102

Seyfeddin b. It was built by el-Hâc Mûsâ in the 15th century. It is open to worship today. There is also a historical mosque built in the 17th century in Aksaray with the same name. Do not confuse the two. There is a fountain made of Ankara stone to the north of the mosque. It is one of the most magnificent examples of Turkish art with its wooden pulpit and colorful embroidery.

It is a mosque with beautiful decorations and a means of awe for those who enter. You can find it by going straight up from Taceddin-i Veli dervish.

Behind the Municipality of Altındağ, at the entrance of Hamamönü is a historical mosque. The location is quite nice. Quiet, serene and peaceful. Especially the garden is quite nice. However, the interior of the mosque is a bit neglected and you can see it as soon as you enter the door. In addition, other historical mosques in the immediate vicinity are not known. I think he can't see the value he deserves. In spite of everything, it is an important mosque that should definitely be seen by those who fall to Hamamönü and Hacettepe.

The Haci Musa mosque is a very beautiful and well-kept mosque by its location. Altındağ municipality on the top. The lower part is Hacettepe hospitals. A quiet, small and cozy mosque in the park. There are also seating places to rest around.

An unknown historical mosque located in Hamamönü. There is also a historical fountain right next to it. I know the oldest state of this mosque from my childhood. Just across it were the old-fashioned historical Ankara houses. Ahead of it was a dumpster-style area. After the restoration, they removed the garbage and built a park and a camellia where the houses were. It's pretty decent.

Under the road on the south side of Altındağ Municipality, Hacı Musa Mosque, located on Eski Yol Street, was built in 1432 by the son of Hacı Musa Seyfeddin according to the inscription on it. There are two lines of inscription in the gypsum frame on the entrance door. On the right of the door there is a three-line inscription written with rik ka in a plaster frame. The sentence door is walnut and decorated with carvings. Three of the left and three were made from the left. The mosque was repaired in the 17th and 18th centuries. The mosque, which was repaired by the General Directorate of Foundations in 1975, was repaired by the Altındağ Municipality. The mosque is a rectangular structure with a roof and a wooden structure. The walls are adorned with mudbrick and plastered on the stone foundation. The mosque is placed in two columns in the middle, on the walls on the sides, with three pointed arches of bricks. The arches were then closed with the window. Since the upper floor of the last community floor was extended, three windows were opened on top of the façade. The two sides of the last congregation are closed. On the windows of the Word-i Tevhit is written. The place of the last congregation was covered by two short pillars and a fringe of three brick arches.

Together with Taceddin Mosque and other mosques, it is one of the important historical mosques that should be seen in Hamamönü. With the restoration of the region by the Altındağ Municipality, you should definitely see these historical buildings that stand out even more. The mosque is made open to worship during prayer times. It is kept closed except for the time prayers. Prayer place is reserved for women. If you come across a busy period on your Hamamönü tour, you can relax and enjoy the surroundings in the courtyard of the Hacı Musa Mosque. Because it is relatively less crowded.

It's a peaceful place. If you have come this way, you can choose this mosque as an alternative to the Tacettin Dervish Lodge to pray. Because Tacettin dervish lodge can be small and crowded. You need 2 days to visit this part of Ankara. In my opinion, there are at least 50 historical and touristic places to see between Tacettin Lodge and Ankara Castle. If we include the Hacı Bayram side, the number increases to 70. Ankara is not known much, but it has almost one fourth as many historical mosques and places as Istanbul.