Nasuhbey Dar'ül Huffazı Cami

After restoration, it was beautiful but there is no permanent imam. The previous garden was a pity. The garden is very neglected. Sad

Ibrahim Bey II. It was built by Kadıoğlu Nasuh Bey and built of stones on a square plan. It had a three-domed portico, but it was demolished today.

A beautiful clean historical mosque It stays in the center within the bazaar Our Cedd built a mosque in 10 meters This is one of them

There is a very young teacher who is pleased with his teacher, he is trying to help in every matter, regardless of material or spiritual.

Nasuh Bey Mosque Nasuh Bey mosque, an old Dar-ul Huffaz. It is a place where hafiz are raised. In the past, Konya's echo was a legendary structure. The building, which is now a mosque, was used as the GAS STORAGE of the municipality in the 30s and is known as the GAZHANE. Located on the street in Zafer Square, the work was built by Pir Ahmed Bey, son of Nasuh Bey from the Karamanoğlu dynasty. Hüsni Şah Hatun, a parental sister of Pir Ahmed Bey, is the wife of Sultan II Bayezid. Since there is no inscription anywhere in the mosque, the date of construction is unknown. The mosque and its garden are extremely well-kept and worth seeing. Nasuh Bey mosque, an old Dar-ul Huffaz. It is a place where hafiz are raised. In the past, Konya's echo was a legendary structure. It is an open mosque from morning prayer to night prayer, as it is located around the Zafer Square. It welcomes visitors with its garden, pool and library, which includes over two hundred roses. The famous echo of the Nasuh Bey Mosque has become deaf, and the building must be urgently reviewed by competent people. As for the late Konya history writer İbrahim Hakkı Konyalı; He gives the following information about the building known as a mosque and used as a gashouse in those days: The mamura, which contains the Nasuhbey darülhuffaz and the mosque, is east of the Abdülmümin Masjid in the Şekerfuruş neighborhood, in the southwest of Alaeddin Hill. Since this place was used as the gas tank of the municipality for many years, it gained fame among the people as (gashouse). Only a piece of mammoth remains today. The building, built on a four-cornered plan with neat cut stone, is a noble architectural work. Although it has undergone many modifications, repairs and destructions, it has not lost anything of its dignity. Its door would open to the west towards Abdulmümin Masjid in the day. It is understood from the arches on the walls that the door is in the form of an arch and there is a portico with three domes in front of it. The inscription, stalactites and tiles, which we estimate to be located on the door, were completely destroyed and destroyed. Large windows are opened on both sides of the door. The window arches are built with Gödene stone and another reddish stone. It has two large windows at the bottom, two small windows at the top and a round window in the middle to the south side, two windows to the east and north, two at the bottom and one large window at the top. Of the lower windows in the south, the one on the left was later turned into a door. Fringe marks are also seen on it. A single deaf dome covers the building. A waterfall of light pours inside through a round window on each side of the eight-sided dome frame, also made of enormous cut stone. The window is framed by reddish stones, and a stone wreath runs around the skirt of the dome. The building is a precious monument that needs to be saved and maintained well. In front of it, buildings with mud bricks and scales were built. Since there is no inscription anywhere in the building, we do not know the date it was built. We have not yet received a document about its architect. We could not obtain the endowment of the mammoth itself.

May God be pleased with those who do and keep it alive, it is a place of peaceful worship.

It is a very beautiful mosque that I visit to Konya to make a noon prayer during our one-day visit. I couldn't study architecture architecturally. But it was a good example and effort to bring the mosque from our ancient tradition to the center of life, with a few children laughing and having fun, creating a very beautiful library in its garden. I congratulate the imam of the mosque and everyone who contributed.

A complete Seljuk Mosque and complex. In recent years, about a hundred Syrian children have been given Quran courses. After the last restoration it has become more beautiful. As it is understood from the messages hung on the right and left of the door, whose photo I have attached, the imam is an enlightened and knowledgeable teacher. Congratulations. The library in the camellia with the pool in its garden is the manifestation of this extraordinary understanding. It is a mosque where the idea that mosques must be places that feel as if you have entered paradise when you enter the courtyard from the crowds of crowded cities. It is also 15 meters away from the most turbulent street of the city. Be sure to stop by and relax.