İnkilap İmam Hatip Ortaokulu

School Beautiful

One of Kozan's oldest schools.

Very nice school. It has a quality ambiance with its teachers, administrators and students.

Instructors always enter the lesson, we never enter the lesson

I study here at this school and I love this school very much. I hope that my school will have a long life Regards, Sona ?

In 1952 he brought from Afghanistan to Turkey Turkestan immigrant families were resettled in Adana. Turkmen M. Murat İlbegi worked as an employee at İnkılap Primary School. Murat İlbegi, who passed away in 2000, was sent to eternity in Hatay. The eldest son of Müstahdem Murat İlbegi, who contributed to every incident and every student of İnkılap Primary School, became a novelist. Stalin escaped from persecution in Soviet Turkestan İlbegi delegation came to Turkey and wrote his life story. The book was published in 1996 under the name "People of the Lost Country". Writer Hurşit İlbeyi wrote the drama of refugees from Turkestan as a script in 2007 within the scope of the cinema project support of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism. After years of visiting the school where his father worked, he took pictures of the school and recorded it as a memory of his father. INKILAP PRIMARY SCHOOL HISTORY It was built by Ramazanoğlu Piri Mehmet Pasha in 1871 as a soup kitchen of the Ramazanoğlu Foundation. During the governorship of Halil Pasha, the Correctional Section was built. In addition to the departments where various professions are taught, a string workshop was added with the establishment of the printing press. The building, which was used as a soup kitchen, a hospital or a workshop in certain periods, was brought to its current physical condition with small additions and repairs at different times. The school, which was closed for a while in 1878, was reopened in 1898 by the Governor of Adana Süleyman Bahri Pasha under the administration of Muhtar Fikri Bey under the name of "Hamidiye Industrial School" and many of the masters serving Adana were trained in this school in the following years. The building, which was converted into a military workshop in the First World War, was used as a garage by the French during the occupation years and all its archives were destroyed. With the liberation of Adana in 1922, the building was started to be used as the Industrial School by adding new sections, but after a while it closed in 1924 on the negative developments in the school. During his visit to Adana on March 15, 1925, Ataturk instructed the school to see if it was neglected or not, and instructed it to be reopened. The newspaper Türksözü, which published in the school at that time, evacuated the building and was reopened in 1928 under the name 'İnkılap Primary School'. Between 1940 and 1945, he served the Male Art Institute until his building was completed and was later used as the İnkılap Primary School. In the Ceyhan earthquake that occurred on June 27, 1998, the building was damaged and it was emptied because it was not in use. Having completed its restoration work on 17.02.2003, the building still continues its education as İnkılap Primary School.

The building has served as a soup house in the mosque complex of the Ulu Mosque during the time of Ramazanoğulları, and now serves as an imam hatip secondary school