Şerafeddin Cami

The city center is within walking distance. 12th century. This mosque, which was built by Şeyh Şerafettin, but was completely demolished and rebuilt later, is a cut stone. The main dome carries ten elephant legs. The mihrab and minbar are marble. The interior of the mosque is partly china, partly by the fine examples of calligraphy and illumination. The last congregation is replaced by seven domes bearing six columns. The minaret is single-sided and has been added later. The tomb of Şerafettin, which was adjacent to the south wall of the facade, was rebuilt about five years ago.

XII. It was built by Sheikh Serafeddin, one of the elders of the Anatolian Seljuks, in the 16th century. It was repaired by Karamanoğlu İbrahim Bey. In 1636, the Conqueror of Baghdad lV. It was rebuilt by Memi Bey in the period of Murad Han in the Ottoman architectural style.It is registered in the Şemşi Tabrizi neighborhood of Karatay district in the form of a mosque in the form of a mosque on 257 island 2 parcels in the title deed log.

The historical Şerafettin mosque was built in the 12th century during the Seljuk period.

XIII by Sheikh Şerafettin, the first leader. It was built in the century. Then, in 1444, Karamanoğlu II. The mosque, which was repaired by İbrahim Bey, was devastated in time, and it was rebuilt in 1636 by Mehmet Çavuşoğlu Memi Bey from Konya. In the repair construction in 1636, the solid materials of the previous mosque, stone, marble and tiles were also used. There is a 7-domed last congregation place in the north of the cut stone coated mosque. The crown gate of the mosque, which has three doors, is in the last congregation place. The main dome that covers the central space is high and quite spacious and 4 big and 6 small feet are placed. The body of Şerafettin Mosque is covered with a large dome of cut stones. This dome holds 10 elephant legs and is supported by a half dome in the south. There are second floor shafts in the east, west and north directions. The mosque is decorated with inscriptions and embroidery. Its altar is an admirable work of art. The mosque also included a congregation place, one of the most possible attributes of Ottoman Mosque architecture.

One of the oldest mosques in Konya. the garden is very nice. must see

Şerafeddin Tomb, located in front of Darül Kurra, next to the rare works of impressive Seljuk architecture, in the heart of the magnificent Seljuk capital, Konya. must stop by...

It is a mosque on the main street, very close to the Şems-i Tebrizi Mosque. Right next to it is the tomb of Sheikh Şerafeddin. Information: It was built by Sheikh Şerâfeddin in the 12th century. In 1444 II. It was repaired by Karamanoğlu İbrahim Bey; The mosque, which was destroyed over time, was demolished and rebuilt by Mehmed Çavuşoğlu Memi Bey in 1636. The body of the mosque is covered with a large dome made of cut stones. The minaret of the mosque, which also has a seven-domed narthex, was added later. Sheikh Şerâfeddin Tomb, located on the south side of the mosque and destroyed at the beginning of the 20th century, was rebuilt in 2010 by the Regional Directorate of Foundations.