İKLİME HATUN CAMİİ - İklime Hatun Sk. No:4

One of the rare headlines of our city is to be visited here.

The daughter of the son of Alaüddevle Bey, Şahruh Bey, was made in the name of Iklime Hatun in H.954 / M.1546. The masjid and main tomb are cut and rubble stone. The tomb to the right of the last congregation; the mosque in the arch on the left side of the mosque. The square dome of the mosque was demolished. The cylindrical mihrab niche is covered by a half-dome carried by the columns. Enter the mausoleum through the door to the left of the mihrab wall. The uneven rectangular plan structure is covered with a dome sitting on pointed arches. There are two tombs near the mosque.

Iklime Hatun Mausoleum .. It is located on the side of Iklime Hatun Masjid which is located in the city center. This tomb is built by Shahruh Bey's daughter Iklime Hatun. The mausoleum is made of cut and rubble stone and covered with trapezoid dome. There are two graves inside the tomb. One of the graves belongs to Ibrahim Hatun and the other one to Gülendam Hanım.

It is in Kurtuluş Neighborhood. It was built in 1547 on behalf of Ilimime Hatun, the daughter of Alaud-Devle Bey. The structure is made of cut and rubble stone. To the right of the last congregation place is the tomb, and to the left of it is the door of the mosque. The dome of the mosque with a square plan was destroyed. The tomb is entered through the door to the left of the mihrab wall. There are two burials in the tomb. (Source: Kahramanmaraş Provincial Directorate of Culture and Tourism) Note: If you like my comment, please touch the "hand" picture below.

It is in the Kurtuluş District. It was built in the name of İklime Hatun, daughter of Şahruh Bey, son of Alaüddevle Bey, in H.954 / M.1546. Masjid and main tomb are cut and rubble made of stone. Tomb to the right of the last congregation place; The door of the masjid was located in the arch to the left. The dome of the square-shaped mosque was destroyed. The cylindrical mihrab niche is covered with a half dome carried by the columns. The tomb is entered through the door to the left of the mihrab wall. The irregular rectangular plan is covered with a dome that sits on pointed arched trumpets. There are two tombs in the tomb next to the mosque.

It was difficult to find, it is very small inside, it has a huge courtyard, it has to be joined to the mosque.

The mosque in Kurtuluş Quarter has a unique historical structure. The mosque is named after the Dulkadiroglu bey Alaüddev and the daughter of the brain Ilimime Hatun. There is also the grave of the climate line in the prepared section. The mosque is a mosque where the bazaar shopkeepers perform their daily prayers with the congregation. Separate ablutions for men and women were made in front of the mosque independently. The ladies are praying their regular time prayer in the ready section ...

It was built on behalf of İklime Hatun, daughter of Şahruh Bey, son of Alaüddevle Bey, in H.954 / M.1546. The mosque and the main tomb are made of cut stone and rubble. To the right of the last congregation place; The door of the mosque is located in the arch to the left. The dome of the square planned mosque has collapsed. The cylindrical mihrab niche is covered with a half dome carried by the columns. The tomb is entered through the door to the left of the mihrab wall. The irregular rectangular planned structure is covered with a dome resting on pointed arched trumpets. There are two tombs in the tomb located next to the mosque. It was built in 1547 by İklime Hatun, daughter of Şahruh Bey, son of Alaüddevle Bozkurt Bey. Although it was in the Ottoman period, it is considered by the public as a Dulkadiroğlu work because it was built by the members of the Dulkadiroğlu Dynasty. The building consists of two separate domed rooms, which are used as a tomb in the south and a mosque in the north. Access to the tomb is through the door on the qibla wall of the mosque and the door that opens later from the courtyard. There is also a window on the qibla wall of the mosque to illuminate the tomb. It is considered that the only stone sarcophagus in the tomb belongs to İklime Hatun. The oval domed masjid is in the class of single domed mosques. The structure, which has relatively small dimensions, is surrounded by the tomb in the south, and the building and shops on the east and north sides. For this reason, the last congregation place, which is generally located on the north side in Turkish-Islamic architecture, is located in the west, which is the only open facade in İklime Hatun Masjid. The mosque, which has undergone important repairs many times since its construction, largely preserves its original form. The mosque, which is owned by the foundations, has been allocated to religious affairs as a mosque, has an imam, and daily prayers are performed in congregation. Iklim Hatun Masjid is the only historical assets built in the name of women together with Hatuniye Masjid in our city. İklime Hatun Masjid is located in the Kurtuluş District, on the street that rises eastwards from the middle of the Suk-i Maraş Bazaar. The roof of a few shops in the bazaar forms the courtyard of the mosque. The mosque and tomb, which has a relatively small structure and does not have a minaret, cannot be seen from the outside until it enters the courtyard.