Kurşunlu Cami

It is on the street to the south of the government square. The minaret to the right of it was built with neatly cut stones, together with its ear. The 1958 figures above the gate show the date of its construction. It is written on the wooden door wings of the mosque in the form of embracing with Kufi calligraphy (Allah and Muhammed) and on the door (1325 year). The arch of the door is in the direction stone. In 1964, a concrete part was added to the Qibla side of the Mosque. It receives light from 10 windows. Its altar is made of stone. The mosque has a tree post on three bulls. The roof of the old temple is based on walls with six masonry columns. Four concrete poles have been added to the Qibla side. The temple has three shops on the Qibla side and two shops on the north side. The old name of the temple (Hacı Bektaş Mosque) is. The temple was once a single dome. Since the dome collapsed, it was made covered with roof. The mosque is administered by Hacı Bektaş Mosque Protection Association. Nowhere in the mosque is there an inscription on the name of the builder, the maker and the date it was made. The narrative so far is before 1988. This mosque was demolished in 1987 and 1989 and reconstructed in accordance with Seljuk Architecture under the leadership of the Governor of Niğde Ünal Özgödek. He was informed that those who thought this mosque was a work of Seljuk.

This mosque was demolished in 1987 and 1989 and was rebuilt in accordance with Seljuk Architecture under the leadership of Niğde Governor Ünal Özgödek. Its former name is Hacı Bektaş Veli Mosque. It is located directly opposite the clock tower in Aksaray's square. (I was sad to see the women's masjid of such a historical mosque so dirty. A little respect please)

It is a mosque located in the city square. The gate and exterior entrance wall decorations are interesting.

This mosque was demolished in 1987 and 1989 and was rebuilt in accordance with Seljuk Architecture under the leadership of Niğde Governor Ünal Özgödek. Its former name is Hacı Bektaş Veli Mosque. It is located directly opposite the clock tower in Aksaray's square. Six of them are NFS WC and washbasins. Visually, it is a beautiful place of worship.