Yusuf Ziya Pasa Mosque

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Beautifully Made

Beautiful mosque

beautiful architecture

When the mosque is historic, its spirituality is different. Over time, they did it in a Quran course. Need that position. In the center of the city.

He likes mosques. But I am a fan of historical mosques. A structure to see. Located on İzzetiye District, Mücelli Street, the mosque is 14.50 x 7.50 m. It was built on a rectangular plan. The main space, whose side walls are made of stone, is covered with a wooden roof supported by four wooden columns. There is a simple mihrab in the middle of the south wall. The last congregation area is covered with a wooden roof over the arches connecting the six columns. In the west of the last congregation place, there are a minaret built later and two vaulted tombs opening to each other in the east. There is an inscription on the entrance door. The six-couplet verse inscription on the entrance door has the date of 1207 AD (1792). The mosque was built by Şa'di Pasha, son of Yusuf Ziya Pasha, who was the Governor of Diyarbekir and the Emine of Maden-i Humayun, for his mother Ayşe Hanım. There are three tombs in two vaulted spaces opening to each other in the east of the last congregation area. The first tomb is of Maraşlı Süleyman Pasha, born in 1256 (AD 1840). The second grave belongs to Hamidiye, daughter of Şakir Pasha, who died on R. 1302 (M. 1887). The person to which the third tomb belongs is not known. The date R. 1316 (M. 1901) is written on the tomb witness. Source: TC. Malatya Governorship (2014)

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