İplikçi Cami

strander mosque is an ecdat work Made in the 1300s. The exterior arrangement was recently finished. I think the interior of the mosque has been restored. Aksehir is one of the proofs that show how far the city's history goes. A place to pray in the center in the matter. There is also a mosque in Konya where the Mevlana mausoleum is the same name.

It is in Kuşçu neighborhood and in the bazaar. The mosque has a longitudinal rectangular plan. It has seen many repairs. The southern and western walls of the mosque and a portion of the eastern wall are plastered. Other places that are uncoated are constructed by alternating three rows of bricks and one row of smooth cut stones. The walls of the mosque were subsequently raised and covered with a broken roof. It is seen that all the decorations in the structure were collected in the southern wing, which was covered with three domes. The inscription on the entrance to the western wall of the mosque indicates that the mosque was completed in 1337.

Peaceful. One of the places to be visited.

Apart from the İplikçi Mosque from the Seljuks in Konya, there is also a historical İplikçi Mosque in Akşehir District. It was called İplikçi Mosque in the period when it was built around the mosque in Kuşçu District bazaar on Afyon Street. In the records of the Fatih period, it is also called Anbarhan Kerim Mosque. In the poem of Poet Hâkî, it is called Yeni Camii. According to what is learned from its inscription, it was built in 1337. During this period, Beyaz-ı Şehir was under the administration of Karamanoğlu Alaeddin Bey. The mosque was built by Orhan Gazi's Anbard, Kerim Ağa. The mosque is made of cut stone and built with a row of stones and three rows of bricks. The rectangular mosque had three domes parallel to the mihrab wall. Apart from this, the remaining parts are covered with soil drops. The place of worship has a wooden ceiling and this ceiling is supported by wooden posts.

May Allah be pleased with the maker and the person who has it done. BUT! What is your love for this electronic sign for God's sake? Is it your reva for this work, which has witnessed a history of about 7 centuries? Does it look good at all? Also, doesn't the sign with the mosque's name look like a freak? Do not you have an employee who understands aesthetics, O Religious Affairs! Please end such ugliness as soon as possible, respect history and aesthetics ...

God willing, my Lord bless the mosque is wonderful and the place in it is very beautiful and the village of Akşehir is a beautiful masterpiece with its houses and the design of its old buildings

Seljuk mosque in the city center Integrated with Arasta bazaar Many shops are very close to the restaurant

This Mosque has been standing upright for centuries. It was built in 1337, according to the Mikadi year. Its architecture and structure fascinates people. It is possible to worship here with great awe and great inner peace. It still operates as a mosque. You have to go and see it..