Seyyit Bilal Türbesi - Seyyit Bilal Türbesi

A very nice place. We must always remember our great people and make their visits. However, those who go there should leave it clean. As a result, there are no cleaning staff. If someone does it for good, but it gets cleaned

I visited the investment of Seyyid Bilal, who is regarded as the ancestor of the people of the southeastern Bayt and has a spiritual heritage and dignity in the region. The investment and its surroundings are waiting and deserving of a beautiful architectural project with the support of our Ministry of Culture, Vakifkar's general directorate or its own work.

While I was doing military service at the Vergili Police Station, I watched those who came to the shrine. They were picnicking on the cemetery. Get rid of this ignorance now. You are coming to visit the tomb and trying to process good deeds. On the other hand, you are entering sin ...

The villagers have turned the tomb around the tomb into a business, and the guests are very disturbed.

May Allah grant his intercession

The transportation was difficult and there was no distressed nowhere signposted. The beautiful mausoleum and the deserving of the deserved descendants. Nothing on behalf of cleanliness. Unfortunately, the guests do not keep clean. The village headman is more beautiful if the municipality makes a beautiful nir arrangement. The entrance fee should be taken and the money received should be reserved for the maintenance of the tomb. Although a tomb in the tomb in which the ties clothed in the sin is disassembled and should be thrown away. I hope you read the comments here, and Seyyid Bilal Tomb is worth what it deserves. May Allah correct us all. In the meantime, there are sinks. There's parking. There are places considered animals, but they are expensive. But he needs maintenance.

Sayyid Bilal, who is stated to have lived between 1132 and 1212 in the inscription on his tomb, spent a part of his life in Karbala region of Iraq, immigrated from Baghdad to the village of Vergili (Becirman), which is the sanjak of Hasankeyf, in 1154 and spent the rest of his life in this village and died here. From the beginning of the principalities to the last period of the Ottoman reign, Sayyid Bilal, who was respected by the rulers of every era, was exempted from tax by Sultan Abdülhamit because of the unity and solidarity he provided thanks to the messages of peace, brotherhood and love he spread among the people. The village of Vergili (Becirman), which is known as the village of Seyyidler in our region due to hosting the tomb of Seyyid Bilal and considered sacred, is also famous for its historical texture. There are many caves, historical inns and water mills around the village. Memorial hearts for Sayyid Bilal are held in this village in the second week of September every year. People from all over the country flock to Becirman on these memorial days.

Seyyit Bilal Türbesi The grave of my grandfather, Syed Bilal, may God have mercy on God