Red Madrasah Park

Restored, beautiful, must-see places that visitors to Cizre

You cannot change anyone in life. And you should not varying for also nobody. The moment you lose your identity, you throw your life away.

A beautiful historic place I would recommend to anyone. An ideal place to relax for sightseeing.

Many scholars grew up in the historical places of Cizre, a place where people find peace and peace, a place that should definitely be seen.

The madrasah park is a newly built and beautiful park located just behind the red madrasah in the city center, where the neighborhood is quite favorable for the residents and children, and is generally preferred by families on summer nights.

In the period of Cizre Principality II. By Han Şeref Bey, XIV. It was built in the century. While Cizre Akkoyunlu was conquered in 1475, the Cizre Orders were exiled. Son of Emir Bedrettin II. Honor (Hanşeref) prayed while taking Cizre in 1508 with the help of the Boti Tribe and the local people. He said, "If I could get Cizre again, I will build a Mosque for you." Since Allah has accepted this prayer, he built the Red Madrasa. Since he helped Cizre Wall from this place, he built it on the wall. It is on the city wall at the intersection of Cizre de Dagkapi District with Shah District. To the south, there is the mosque and the famous shrine of the writer, writer, poet and Sheikh Ahmed El-Cezeri, and the family cemetery of the orders of Cizre. The madrasah has a courtyard, and there are classrooms, refectory and teacher lodges in the east and west. Some of them are still ruined and need restoration. Its altar is made of white stone, 2. 82x3. It measures 78. The mihrab diagonal is 55 degrees. Concave triangles surround the mihrab in a series of inverted U-shaped turns, and also turn inwards at the bottom. The mihrab cavity has a semicircular plan. The altar is flattened and covered with a brick dome. To the southwest of the madrasa there is a room with a square plan, which is adorned with beautiful motifs. This room is the Professor and Chief Engineer. As poet and writer Sheikh Ahmet El-Cezeri used, Sheikh İbrahim Sori, one of the grandfather of Mütfü Molla Zade, was buried here because he served in this room. The madrasa is called the Red Madrasa because it is built from the red bricks specific to Cizre. Cizreli linguist and writer Kamuran Ali Bedirhan writes that the madrasah is 2 thousand square meters

Cizre Mesopotamian civilizations are definitely a place to see