LALA MUSLİHİDDİN CAMİSİ VE KÜMBETİ

It is not visible from the main street because it is behind. You can pass between the National Struggle Museum and Selahattin Bath. Lalezar Street is behind 2-3 restored Kayseri houses.

The mosque built by Lala Muhlisiddin Pasha in the Lale neighborhood behind Kayseri High School belongs to the Seljuk Period. At first it was called "Lala" and later it was translated into "tulip" in folk singing. A regular dome was built on the central part of the square-planed vaulted mosque. The mihrab section was later made in accordance with the original. The wooden pulpit in the Seljuk style is carved out of wood, and Ayete orijinall-Kürsi wanders around and is original. The minaret of the mosque, which was later built, has a dome on the east side and a bath on the north side. It has a nice fountain.

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A very beautiful Seljuk work. Ekrem Hodja shows a great sacrifice for our brothers who want to learn the Holy Quran from all ages. God bless him.

Its historical texture is one of the most beautiful mosques in Kayseri. I strongly recommend you to visit. You will look with admiration. Although it remains from the period of the Anatolian Seljuk empire, it survived with all its glory.

An excellent Seljuk work. Arch building. The mosque has two entrances. Except for Fridays only the west gate is used. In the heart of the city you can escape from the noise of the city and you can find peace and enter a spiritual atmosphere in a beautiful mosque next to the mosque built the mosque is located. There is a bathhouse and old kayseri houses around. On one side we have the Taşçıoğlu Quran course. The mosque is located in the quartz square.

It is thought to have been built later than the cupola next to the Lala Pasha Mosque. With its architectural features, it can be dated to the last quarter of the 12th century or the first quarter of the 13th century. The minaret of the rectangular planned mosque was added later. In the records, it is mentioned that the mosque was repaired by the Foundations Administration in 1903 and that there is a primary school and a fountain next to it. Of these structures, only the fountain has survived until today. The writings on the pulpit, which do not have a history inscription, contain verses taken from the Quran. There is a similarity between the spelling and the inserts on the side surfaces and the pulpit of the Hunat Mosque and it is thought that the pulpit belongs to the 13th century.

One of the beautiful mosques of Kayseri. Maybe even those who live in Kayseri do not know. If you come to visit, visit this mosque right next to Kayseri High School.