Taş mescit - Atatürk Blv. No:71

Simplicity and elegance seems ... as if telling about being plain ... still standing for 500 years ... The building forming an integrity with the Great Mosque in the city square; By Dulkadirli Alaüddevle Bey, XV. It is understood that it was built at the end of the century. The building, which has a single-storey, open courtyard, single-iwan madrasah layout, the masjid in the South, the open courtyard behind and the student rooms complete the building. Smooth cut stone workmanship and Mamlu style muqarnas window application are important. The tomb section was built in 1510 on behalf of Şahüh Mehmed, son of Alaüddevle Bey, who was murdered by Safavids. The structure, which is square-shaped, covered with a domed inside and a pyramidal cover on the outside, is integrated with the madrasah. One of the sarcophagi in the mausoleum is the daughter of the brain with Alauddev and the other six sarcophagi belong to the national heroes of the War of Independence.

* The hand-carved workmanship in the small room we enter with the master of the mosque offers a secret paradise inside.

By Dulkadirli Alaüddevle Bey, XV. It was built at the end of the century. It gives people spiritual peace. You can also visit here when the Great Mosque is visited.

The Ruler of the Principality of Dulkadiroğlu, Alaüddevle Bey. It was built at the end of the century. Nowadays, it is used as masjid and warehouse. The Stone Medrese, located next to the Grand Mosque in the Kurtuluş Mahallesi, was built in the form of a small complex consisting of a madrasah, a mosque and a tomb. The structure, which has been undergoing various repairs, preserves its original texture. The madrasa continued its function until the 1920s and it was recorded that 25 students were enrolled in the educational year 1901. It was restored by the General Directorate of Foundations in 1991-1992. (Source: Özkarcı, Prof. Dr. Mehmet. (2007). Turkish Cultural Heritage Inventory I-II Ankara: Turkish Historical Society Publications.) Note: If you like my comment, please touch the "hand" picture below.

The building forming an integrity with the Great Mosque in the city square; Dulkadirli Alauddevle Bey by XV. It is understood that it was built at the end of the century. The building, which has a single-storey, open courtyard, single-iwan madrasah plan layout, a masjid in the South, an open courtyard behind it and student rooms complete the building. Smooth cut stone workmanship and Mamlu style muqarnas window application are important.

It is located between the grand mosque and the castle in the city, there is no masonry and madrasah adjacent to the stone knitting work, but it is not known that it is a historical place where the mosque or madrasah is located until the date is unknown, and the castle opposite it attracts more attention because it attracts more attention. a long history

The building that forms an integrity with the Ulu Mosque in the city square; By Dulkadirli Alaüddevle Bey XV. It is understood that he had it built at the end of the century. The single-storey, open courtyard, single-iwan madrasa plan layout, the mosque in the south, open courtyard and student rooms complete the building. Proper cut stone workmanship and Mamluk style stalactite window application are important. The Tomb Part: It was built in 1510 in the name of Shahruh Mehmed, son of Alaüddevle Bey, who was murdered by the Safavids. The structure, in square form, domed inside and covered with a pyramidal cover from the outside, is in harmony with the madrasa. One of the sarcophagi in the tomb is the daughter of Alaüddevle and the other six sarcophagi belong to the national heroes of the War of Independence.

XV by Alaüddevle Bey, Ruler of Dulkadiroğlu Principality. It was built at the end of the century. Today, it is used as a mosque and a warehouse. Taş Madrasa, located next to the Ulu Mosque in Kurtuluş Neighborhood, was built in the form of a small complex consisting of a madrasa, a small mosque and a tomb. It's up to me to protect it.