Hazreti Pir Şeyh Şaban-ı Veli Türbesi

It is a sacred place where the grave of Sheikh Shaban-i Veli, one of the important sheikhs of Kastamonu, is located and there are many Reverend sheikhs. If you come to Kastamonu surely visit. You can also fill the water from the asa water fountain.

Close to the center of Kastamonu, easy to reach, the mosque is currently under restoration. Turbe is open for visits. There is a museum house near the tomb, you can visit there too. May Allah accept everyone's visit. May Allah grant us the intercession of the blessed people.

We are in a mausoleum and museum where the value given to our historical artifacts, our respect and love for our ancestors is exhibited.

It is a place that should definitely be visited in Kastamonu. Even if it is not for you, your soul will feel a little rested there.

Şaban-ı Veli (1481?, Hanönü, Kastamonu - 4 May 1569, Kastamonu)[1] The founder of the Cemaliyye branch of the Halveti Sect, the Şabaniyye branch is a mystic saint. Sheikh Şa'ban-ı Veli, who was born in the Cimdâr District of Çakırçayı Village of Gökçeağaç Subdistrict of Hanönü district, lost his father before he was born and his mother when he was three years old.[2][3] He is adopted by a charitable woman. He starts his education by learning the Quran in the school of the neighborhood where he was born. After completing his education in Kastamonu, he went to Istanbul and enrolled in the Karadeniz Başkurşunlu Madrasah, one of the Fatih Sultan Mehmet Han madrasahs. During his 9 years of education, Sheikh Şaban-ı Veli also served as the sheikh of the Eyüp Mosque. When he stopped by Hayreddin Tokadi's dervish lodge in Bolu, where he stopped on his way to Kastamonu, he joined the dhikr in the dervish lodge. After the dhikr, he pledges allegiance to Hayreddin Tokadi and serves the sheikh for 12 years. He was sent to Kastamonu in 1530-1531. It first settled in the courtyard of the Cemalattin Mosque, then settled in a room inside the Honsalar Mosque. Sheikh Şaban-ı Veli, who always stayed in Kastamonu and was accepted as the fourth greatest saint of Anatolia[4], later settled in Şeyh Sünneti Efendi dervish lodge where he would stay until his death. He remained in seclusion for seven years and reached the rank of awliya. After his death, his tomb was built here. The tomb was damaged later on and was rebuilt in 1902 by Mahmut Pasha.

This is the heart of Kastamonu. Hazrat Sheikh Sabani Veli is the one who made Kastamonu Kastamonu. Please do not say that he came to Kastamonu and went to Kastamonu without saying hello to Sheikh Sabani Veli. He even writes the word on the bus station. Namely: Goodbye to your arrival Goodbye to your departure All your work is bye bye. He is one of the important personalities that needs to be researched. Also, take at least one sip of the wand water. I am sure you have never drank such water in your life. Thank you. May God be with you. Say hi for me when you come.

Mosque, madrasah and mausoleum are intertwined. You cannot enter the mosque during the restoration, but you can visit other places. Cats will be waiting for you in the courtyard.

?A peaceful and spiritual place to go in the center of Kastamonu... ?You can visit the mosque, visit the mausoleum, and drink and fill the water from the staff in its garden. ? If you happen to be in Kastamonu, be sure to visit and pray, drink the water of the staff.........