Zemburi Cami

I prayed in the mosque that in Hama solar area of ​​Tabriz that in its ultimate splendor

An old and small mosque in the middle of a neighborhood for Syrian refugees

The mosque of Zemburi Seljuks is the first period of the works until the apartment was built in the meantime. yavuz sultan flood fountain was built as far as I know.

In front of the fountain, the minaret and there are a few pieces of tiles on the side. Near the school corner (19 May with the Shems Street corner) is the fountain. There is the old house (Yalvaçlı Hoca Sokak). Again there are a few streets ahead of İçkaraslan Masjid and Çeşme.

One of our Seljuk artifacts is a historical monument between the buildings near the tomb of Şemsi Tebrizi. I hope that as soon as the urban transformation comes to that region, the date is revealed.

It is a Seljuk mosque with an entrance section and a cubic sanctuary with a minaret. It is completely made of brick. It is passed through the entrance to the north of the Harime. There is a minaret in the west corner of this section. The minaret is made of brick. A log body stands on a high base. The minaret has no upper part than the balcony. The square planned harim is illuminated from the upper windows of the east, west and south. There are also two windows opening to the entrance section. Mosque mihrab and pulpit are new. The corner trumpets are filled with muqarnas. There are also small trumpets on top. The dome has a brickwork in herringbone technique. While the mosque was being repaired in 1990, very rich tile and plaster decorations emerged from it. As it is understood, the side of the mosque there were decorated shelves of plaster on the walls. We can date the building, which is one of the second group of Seljuk mosques with an entrance area in front of it, to the 13th century, based on its material and technical decoration features.

On a trip to Konya, you will come across many magnificent Seljuk works in Konya, which was the capital city during the Seljuk Sultanate. Zemburi mosque is one of these rare works. Unfortunately, as a result of unplanned urbanization, we could not show the necessary care to this figurine, which was built of cut stone, with a square plan, a single dome and which remained as a heirloom from our ancestors. Insha'Allah, we will reveal the beauty of this magnificent work as soon as necessary for the salapurya structures that look like a tomb around it.

There is not much information about Zenburi Mosque or masjid. It is stated that there are still unknowns about what the name of İbrahim Hakkı Konyalı means in Konya History, the person who made it, the date of construction and the architect. The building is in Zenburi District, Kütük Minare Street. It is also known as Kütük Minaret Mescidi because of its minaret, which was destroyed since its balcony. In fact, according to İbrahim Hakkı Konyalı, it was called İplikçi Masjid because of an imam who also made yarn. The building is completely brick and its door is in the north. In front of the door, there is a porch from the wooden porch. The minaret to the right of the last congregation place is also made of brick and its lower part is octagonal.