Sütdede Cami

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Süt Dede Masjid / Mosque: Afyonkarahisar In its old quarters... Walk up from Imaret Mosque, towards Hıdırlık Mountain... It is located on the slope of Hıdırlık Mountain... On the slope... The roads are narrow, You can't travel by car, go on foot and see... Haci Yahya Mahallesi, Süt Dede Sokak ... It was built as a lodge, later H . It was converted into a mosque in 1224 (M.1809) and opened for worship... One of the 209-year-old historical mosques... It is similar to this mosque in this neighborhood. there are a few more mosques... in close distances... Visit them too!... Mosque: a small-scale masjid without a dome, two stories high, with the appearance of a house... It was built on the rock floor of Hıdırlık Mountain... on a sloping land... The mosque is covered with tile, with a hipped-up roof. On the lower floor, there is the Historical Street Fountain. There is a ladder to the upper floor, the Namazgah.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Its location, view is beautiful... Modest, One of the historical mosques... May Allah be pleased with those who contributed to reach these days!.. May their place be in Heaven!.. May Allah have mercy on all Muslims! ..... In the Name of Allah , the Beneficent, the Merciful. Praise be to Allah , Lord of the Worlds. Peace , Blessings and the Graces of Allah be upon the Messenger of Allah , his Family and Companions. Allah is the One. Allah is the One God. There's no God but Allah. We believe in the Oneness of Allah. We worship Allah Alone. Allah has no partner in worship. Allah has no partner in His Kingdom. Allah has no equal. Allah is the Only True God. There's no deity except Allah and that Muhammad is the Slave of Allah and the Messenger of Allah . We are Muslims. Praise be to Allah , Lord of the Worlds. Allah is the Lord of the Worlds. Allah is the Lord of the Heavens and the Earth. Allah is the Creator of all things. Allah is Able to do all things. Allah is the Most High and Exalted. Allah is the Most Great. Allah is the Most Powerful. Allah is the Owner of the heavens and the earth. Allah is the Knower of all things. Nothing is hidden from Allah. May Allah accept your Worship!.. May Allah accept your invocation!.. May Allah forgive you!.. May Allah forgive us!.. Peace of Allah be on you!...

It's a shrine that we've seen useful. A place where those with pollen allergies benefit.

Mosque of Sutdede: Historical Mosque on the slope of Hıdırlık Mountain in Afyonkarahisar! ... Mosque! .. A domeless, domed-roofed, tile-lined, house-looking, modest Masjid! ... Prayer is reached by stairs ... Aged on the wall of the ground floor, Street Fountain is available ... It's on the slope, in the neighborhood with narrow streets! ... Nearly 2 centuries old mosque! Historical Masjid, inherited from the Ottoman period to the present day! ... May Allah be pleased with the Muslims who did, did, contributed and contributed! ... May their place be Heaven! ...

In 1224, it was amended from Tekke to Masjid. It was largely renovated in 1930 with the efforts of Mustafa Erasla and the contribution of 5-6 rich people. M. In 1952, the paints were renewed by Painter Hüseyin Altuntuğ. In 1973, Marseille was built instead of the Classical tile. The façade faces east. The door with iron bars on the north side of the eastern façade and a curved staircase consisting of eleven cut stone steps lead to the narthex, which is open to the east, has an iron railing, a wooden pillar and a cut stone floor. On the wall below the narthex, there is a fountain and a low-arched door with a cut stone jamb to the south of the fountain, a round window above the door, and a large window with a cut-stone jamb and a low-arched iron fence to the south of the door. The walls of the mosque are made of mudbrick and the corners are covered with wood. On the east side of the masjid, there are three windows with two wings and the mezzanine floor, which is the women's lounge, and has two small windows with simple arches. MOSQUE: It is a place close to a square with the dimensions of 6.90 X 7.05 M. The door of the sentence is in the middle on the north façade and opens to the narthex. It is wooden and has two wings. There is an octagonal window made of colored glass above the door, two windows to the east of the door, and muezzins with wooden railings raised from the floor on both sides of the door. In the middle of the south wall, the mihrab was raised from the wall. The niche of the wooden altar is narrowed with moldings. There are square windows on both sides above the mihrab. An iron (Hair-Profile) pulpit made in 1973 is placed in the south-west corner. The floor and ceiling are wooden. The walls are arranged at regular intervals and decorated with octagonal plates on which the Companions of the Companions are written by the calligrapher Mustafa Dervişoğlu. WOMEN'S LOCATION: It is reached by a twelve-step wooden staircase in the north-west corner of the narthex of the mosque. It has a flat and duralite ceiling. On the east wall, there are two low-arched windows with two wings in the middle, an octagonal window facing the mosque and another window on the south wall. FOUNTAIN; It is on the east side of the ground floor of the mosque and is made of cut andesite stone. There is a four-line inscription in relief, dated 1225, inside the niche, which has a single faucet. The vertical piers on both sides of the niche are cut stone and the arch is brick. There is a stone molding at the top. Above the faucet, under the inscription, an arched hollow opens to the old water channel. The top of the fountain is covered with a corrugated sheet rain canopy. TOMB; It is under the mosque. The entrance to the east is provided by a single leaf wooden door with a low arch and cut stone jamb. There is a round window with a cut stone frame on the door and a wooden four-winged window with a low arch, dated 1322, with cut stone jambs on the south of the door. The floor of the tomb is wooden and 0.50 m from the ground. as high. There are two sarcophagi in a niche carved into the rock, rising up to half the height of the northern wall, to the north of the tomb. The niche is in a hemispherical form with an arched rim.