Maden Dede Türbesi

Mâden Dede, whose real name is Abu Saad El-Muncî, is one of the caliphs of His Holiness Yusuf Khorasani. Ebû Sâlih, who was known to be alive in the 12th century, is from the Eb Mâverâünnehir ulemâsandır yüzyıl. It is called Maden Dede because of its specialization in the field of science. It is known that Hüsâmeddin Çoban, who ruled various mines, offered them to the service of the state and who was the ruler of time due to his high level in the spiritual field, provided the service of imamate and guidance in Atabey Gazi mosque. His arrival in Kastamonu was based on the order of the sheikh. Because, in this period, the Anatolian Shi'ite understanding was trying to spread. Mine Dede in Kastamonu, against them, the scientific, intellectual, spiritual struggle and ehl-i sunnah has been one of the keepers. Abu Salih al-Muncî served as a guardian of the Naqshihbandi regime. Again, the great saint of Kastamonu Veli Dede, Jesus Dede as the Jaffa, the same post.

Its location is just opposite the Atabeygazi mosque, which is fortydirekli. The most beautiful inscription tells about the tomb. If you go to the mosque, you will definitely see the tomb.

The tomb located in the Kefeli street of Atabey Gazi district is north of the Atabey Mosque and across the road from the mosque. The building does not have a construction paper. Only the pieces of the book on the right and left of the arch of the eyvan were considered to be the building's construction by some researchers. The building was constructed as a square-planed iwan, extending in the north-south direction. The material is completely cut stone on the southern façade where the arch of Eyvan is opened and rubble stone wall is used on the other facades. The facade of the building opens to the south with an Ionian arch, which is located in the south-east and south-west corners of the building and is bounded by struts which form a protrusion. A door and two windows were opened by filling the interior of the eyvan arch, which was above the stirrup level, as completed and repaired. It is clear from the traces left on the southern front that the building once occupied a subbasement. However, due to the present ground, which has also changed the topography over time, the possibility of determining the height of the basement has disappeared. The interior of the building is covered with a pointed vault; The timber is timber. It is not clear to whom the three wooden chests inside. The fountain located at the western end of the south facade of the building belongs to the late circuit. If the southern front is excluded, it can be said that the current state of the building remains its first form. The fact that the southern façade, where the arch of the eyvan was completely opened to the outside, along with the sides of the sides, as a shield wall, formed a monumental façade, together with the other examples of the iwan mausoleum, makes this tomb dated to the second quarter of the 13th century.