Kurşunlu Cami

The most beautiful and most imposing mosque in the world. I hope one day he will return to his old self .... Once you breathe the air of there, wherever you go in the world .... ÖZLERSİN.???

Also known as Kurşunlu Mosque due to its lead-covered domes among Diyarbakır Kurşunlu Mosque, the mosque is located in the eastern part of the old city surrounded by the walls and close to İçkale. It was built between 1516 and 1521 by Bıyıklı (İmrahor) Mehmed Pasha, the first Ottoman governor, known as Fatih Pasha because he was the commander of the Ottoman army that conquered Diyarbakır. It is the first Ottoman work in the city; Together with the ruined buildings around it, which are likely to be a madrasa and a bath, and the tomb belonging to the builder in front of it, it forms a social complex. The outer door with the inscription was demolished in 1819, the tiles covering the walls of the sanctuary up to a certain height were removed during the repairs it underwent during the Republican period, while the elements that make up the superstructure were decorated with hand-drawn works in the classical style. The mosque is a square (19.5 × 19.5 m.) sanctuary, a square-plan (5.2 × 5.2 m.) tabhane (zaviye) located at the northeast and northwest corners of the sanctuary, and a seven-unit zaviye extending along the northern façade. originates from the last congregation place. In the narthex and on the drum of the central dome above the sanctuary, meticulous cut stone work was applied.

A history that still carries its traces and acquires new traces.

Eskiden was a far cry from the magic of magic. Historically, cobwebs have been used to make cobwebs. It used to be in a remote place the sound of the city. Floods have previously been reported on the dome of the mosque, which has a rich historical network.

Fatih Pasha (Kurşunlu) Mosque, which was built during the Ottoman Period and was burned by the terrorist organization in the trench incidents in Sur, was restored by the government in a short time and in accordance with its original form, and reopened with a program attended by the President last year. Today, citizens can worship in this mosque with confidence, peace and awe. The call of Islam will continue uninterruptedly in the mosque.

It was one of the rare works in Diyarbakir, which was made in the Ottoman period. Unfortunately, it was set on fire by terrorists. It was reorganized by our state and opened for worship.

FATIHPASA MOSQUE The mosque, also known as Kurşunlu Mosque due to its lead-covered domes, is located in the eastern part of the old city surrounded by the walls and close to İçkale. It was built between 1516 and 1521 by Bıyıklı (İmrahor) Mehmed Pasha, the first Ottoman governor, known as Fatih Pasha because he was the commander of the Ottoman army that conquered Diyarbakır. It is the first Ottoman work in the city. Together with the dilapidated structures, which are likely to be madrasahs and baths, and the tomb belonging to the builder in front of it, it forms a social complex. The outer door with the inscription was demolished in 1819, the tiles covering the walls of the sanctuary up to a certain height were removed during the repairs it underwent during the Republican period, while the elements that make up the superstructure were decorated with hand-drawn works in the classical style. After the 2016 Sur events, it was restored and reopened. Unlike before, the building is no longer stuck between slums. It attracts attention with all its majesty in a very large green area. Located in the immediate vicinity of the mosque, Nasuh Pasha Mosque, Hz. The Süleyman Mosque and the Four-Legged Minaret provide great convenience for those who want to visit the region. XVI. Together with the Elbistan Ulu Mosque of the early 19th century, it represents an important stage of the design of the centrally planned mosque, the first signs of which were seen in the Karahanlı period at the beginning of Turkish Islamic architecture, in which the semi-domes came into play. shows that he is one.