Somuncu Baba Minyatür Müzesi

The entrance is free and you should definitely take a tour under the mosque. The children had a lot of fun and they explained the nut maker very well.

the establishment of the Ottoman Empire during the period Somuncu famous scholar lived in Aksaray father Miniature Museum opened Somuncu name of the Father, who visited the city welcomes you with colorful miniatures. Somuncu Baba, who was also the teacher of Hacı Bayram-ı Veli, was buried in the place of his tomb today with the funeral prayer performed by Hacı Bayram-ı Veli. Somuncu Father miniature museum, Somuncu which describes the life of your father's birth until his death. Kayseri in 1331, stemming from Sheikh Hamid-i Veli (Somuncu Baba) Damascus science work has continued in Ardabil and Tabriz. Anatolia Safevîyye Sect 'allowing the spread of Sheikh Hamid-i Veli, after Tabriz settled in Bursa in baking bread, which was built next to the çilehane nuts cooked wandering the streets "nuts, believers" have distributed the bread to the people with cries. For this reason, Sheikh Hamid-i Veli "Somuncu father" or "husband Baking" is also known as. Yildirim Bayezid, Bursa Ulu Mosque 'Somuncu the first opening sermon read out the checks When my father. He met Hacı Bayram-ı Veli on his way to Hajj and trained him with the knowledge of the world and hereafter, and assigned him to Ankara for his job. --Audio turned in Aksaray settled and died here in 1412.

This is a really great miniature museum. When we go with kids, they like it too. This museum, which has small miniatures, also has a sound system that tells about the life of Somuk Baba. This adds a different beauty. The lighting, cleanness and spaciousness of the environment is also very nice. If you examine the miniatures beautifully and listen to the voice that tells the life of the Somali Father, I can say that it takes you to those days. This attracts a lot of attention from the Children. They are especially amazed at the Somuncu Baba's cooking bread loaf in his oven without fire. It was very nice to make it miniature. Health for you.!

It is a carefully thought out, meticulously realized museum. By visiting here, you can master all the details about Somuncu Baba.

Nice concept Somuncu is a warm architect whose life is briefly described in miniature.

We entered when we thought not to pass by without stopping by because it was on the way. But it is a must visit place in itself. The tomb and the museum will add a lot to you spiritually. We were lucky that the officer in the museum made the narration. Masallah gave a very good explanation to our teacher. Nicely said. They are beautiful and affordable in souvenirs.

Şeyh Hamidüddin-i Aksarayî was born in 1331 in Akçakaya village of Kayseri. • After completing his Sufism education in Ardebil Lodge and living a life of seclusion for a while, he settled in Bursa. "Loaves, believers!" It is rumored that he distributed it to the public. For this reason, he was nicknamed Somuncu Baba or Etmekçi Koca. • He read a sermon at the opening of Ulucami by order of Yıldırım Bayezid. In the sermon, it is rumored that he interpreted the Surah Fatiha in seven different ways and affected everyone, especially the sultan, and that Molla Fenari was his disciple. • It is said that after leaving Bursa, he settled in the house of someone named Nebi Sufi in a village on the mountain side of Sis Castle on the edge of Ceyhan River in Adana and Hazı Bayram-ı Veli came here and visited him. • Later, Somuncu Baba, who went to Damascus and made his pilgrimage to Mecca, came back to Sis on the return of pilgrimage, took Nebi Sufi with him and settled in Aksaray. It is said that he spent the rest of his life busy with the education of his followers and died here in 1412.