Şeyh Fetullah Cami

May their souls rest in peace ??

A very glamorous mosque built by a very old and valuable zat.

The mosque of the neighborhood where I was born was the spiritual atmosphere of Sheikh Ibrahim Hz (k.s.) with the support of Mr. M.Tahmazoğlu, the child of our neighborhood, in the case of the Sultan of Eyup. Let the wonderful God pledge to the friends of your friends.

Historical mosque used as a hospital during the occupation of the French Gaziantepi

It was used as a hospital during the War of Independence and previously used in madrasah education. It includes a rising dome formation with a column that resembles a palm. A very elegant example of interior architecture ... When you climb the stairs right in front of the mosque, there is an underground water source. It is decorated with old houses repaired by the municipality

Sheikh Fethullah Mosque The place of worship, called the Lower Sheikh Mosque and whose real name is Sheikh Fethullah Mosque, is located in Gaziantep's Kepenek District. The mosque's builder, Hz. It is Sheikh Fethullah, a descendant of Abu Bakr. The mosque was built in 1563-1564. Its most important feature is its covering system. The cover system is connected to the hanger belts with vaults that sit on the octagon stone foot in the middle and open in the form of a fan. Its interior, as well as its exterior architecture, has a mystical attraction power. The last year that Şehy Fethullah Mosque underwent repairs was 2008 ... The Sheikh Fethullah Bath, right next to the mosque, is among the historical places that have come to our day.

A quiet, beautiful and spiritual place that enjoys the past and the beauty of the present. At night there is a distinctive lighting and a beautiful place for tranquility. There is a Turkish bath nearby and a beautiful little garden for rest.

It is known as Şıh Oşı among the people. Some important figures who were martyred in the French siege during the War of Independence were buried at the east of the lodge. The lodges adjacent to the mosque from the east are 6.80 × 6.60 m. It has a zikir square with dimensions and two rooms to the south and a room to the north. The zikir square is covered with a fan vault sitting on a square sectioned foot in the middle. It opens to the mosque adjacent to the lodge and the last congregation place with two doors. It has four windows, two of which open to the mosque and to the east. There is a niche on the qibla wall of the dhikr place, and a door opening to the two existing cult rooms on both sides of the niche. There is another cult in the northeast corner of the square. The rooms have a rectangular plan and are covered with mirrored vaults. The room in the northeastern corner opens to the entrance with a window to the east, the place of chanting with a window to the south, and the entrance hall with a door to the north. Today, the zikir square is a masjid, the two rooms in the south are warehouses, and the third room that opens to the entrance entrance to the north with a door belongs to the muezzi. The bath, which was handled in the east-west direction, was partially below the road level when the street level increased. There is a square pool, which is reached by steps, and a cold pool covered with a dome with a bright lighthouse. Warmness covered with a barrel vault passes through the door on the eastern wall of the cold. In the southwestern corner of the warmth, there is a razor space and in the northwestern corner there is a helâ. Both spaces are covered with a dome decorated with muqarnas from the inside. It is entered through the door on the east wall of the warm room, with a square plan, three iwans, a corner room, an octagonal navel stone on the floor and a dome with a bright lantern. The iwans are all covered with vaults. There is another unit covered with a star vault only behind the eastern iwan. It is rectangular in the southwest of the corner rooms and covered with a dome and barrel vault. The northwestern room has a dome. Northeast and southeast corner rooms are octagonal and have domes. To the east of the temperature, there is a barrel vaulted unit in the north-south direction. The bath is quite neglected today. One of the courtyards has a plan in the form of an “L” shaped castel, which is reached by two stairs in the south and the other in the north. In the middle, 13 × 14,15 m. The vaults on the size of the castel cover the rectangular shaped vault with an "L" shaped foot. The upper part of Kastelin's northwest location is open. This section has a sitting bench adjacent to the west wall and a pool on the floor. The pools are arranged for ablution and laundry. The south section is covered with three cross vaults and the corridor where ten halts in the north-south direction are opened with a barrel vault. A cradle vault cuts this vault perpendicular to its center. In the southwestern part of the castel, a pool is poured in which the waters coming from the west are poured. The water of both pools merge with the canals and reach the halva. “Çimeceklik” (lawn), which is a kind of ghoul that must be located in the southeast corner of the castel, does not exist today. Şeyh Fethullah Complex is a work that has similar structures with the Mamluk art in terms of colorful stone decorations, and Seljuk architecture in terms of the upper cover seen in the mosque.