Ulu Cami

Seljuk period work. wonderful

It is located at the intersection of Ulu Mosque street and Kalayci Street in Ahi Celal neighborhood. In addition to bricks and rubble, a small amount of reused material was used in the construction of the building. The mosque consists of a harim extending from the south to the north and the last congregation extending along the north wall and a trapezoidal courtyard in front of it. The decorations in the structure were collected in the octagonal lug of the harim mihrab decorated with tile mosaic, the outer mihrab and minaret in the last congregation. The only inscription of the building is located on minarets. Based on the minaret inscription, it is assumed that the building was built in 1213 or a few years ago.

A must-have feature in every city is our grand mosques. We see one of the best examples of this in Akşehir. From the garden, the majesty of its minaret, from the fountain to the resting place in the garden. It is original from its landscape to its stone walls, minaret and portal at its entrance. You can witness that people who consider the history of the trees as a worship, always clean the inside and outside of the mosque and examine if there is anything missing. The mosque is an old Seljuk structure. The garden entrance is stepped and the road is a little below the ground, it does not wear out from its beauty. The interior is a whole with its red carpets, wooden pillared pillars, pulpit, mihrab and sermon lectern. it is almost made for worship in peace and quiet.

The great mosque is the great sanctuary. The work of our ancestors. He deserves the best of service. For example, what are those ugly faucets in the fountain, for God's sake!?! It should be adapted to the structure immediately. Men's restrooms are awful. I will say ladies, but unfortunately I could not see such a place. Men's and women's toilets should be cleaned immediately without disturbing the general atmosphere.

It is located in the corner where Ulu Cami street and Kalaycı street intersect in Ahi Celal neighborhood. In addition to brick and rubble stone, a small amount of spolia material was used in the construction of the building. The mosque consists of a harim expanding from south to north and the last congregation place extending along the north wall and a trapezoidal courtyard in front of it. Adornments in the building, the harim altar decorated with tile mosaic and the outer altar in the last congregation place and the minaret of the minaret were collected. The only inscription of the building is located in the minaret. Based on the minaret inscription, it is assumed that the building was built in 1213 or a few years ago.

Akşehir'in 'eski' camilerinden birtanesi. Çok güzel restore edilmiş. Ebu Sait İbrahim 1213 yılında yaptırdığı minareden önce yapıldığı sanılmaktadır. I.Alâeddin Keykubat döneminde buradaki cami genişletilmiş ve onarılmıştır. Sonraki dönemde yapılan onarımlarla özgünlüğünü yitirmiştir. Gidip görülmeye ve tabiiki ibadet etmeye değer bir Camii. One of the oldest mosques in Akşehir. The minaret was built in 1213, it is believed that the mosque is much older. The restoration was finished in 2008. The mosaic stones and ect. was released. Definitely worth a visit.

This mosque, which has Seljuk architecture, is very beautiful, its old structure and foundation have been preserved, it is different from Istanbul mosques.

The historical Grand Mosque is one of the symbols of Aksehir. The mosque, which has classical Seljuk architecture, has the highest Brickworks Minaret in Aksehir. The mosque, which has two separate entrances, has a pulpit adorned with precious jinns. Although the courtyard of the mosque was restored to its previous level with the restoration, the interior of the mosque was destroyed by a restoration.