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Tomb of Abdulvahap Standard-bearer (Bayraklı Dede)
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Tomb of Abdulvahap Standard-bearer (Bayraklı Dede)

The spiritual seat of Hazrat Abdulvahap, the companion and standard-bearer who was martyred during the Umayyad sieges of the 8th century.

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Abdulvahap Sanjaktar Tomb is a sacred place of pilgrimage located on a high hill overlooking the city of Iznik, among olive trees and pine forest. It is a domed tomb built during the Ottoman period in memory of Abdulvahap, the Islamic standard-bearer who was martyred during the siege of Nicaea by the Umayyad armies in the 8th century. It is the most beautiful sunset viewing point offering a 360-degree uninterrupted panoramic view of the tomb surroundings, Iznik Lake and the ancient city walls.

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Abdulvahap Sanjaktar Tomb is a sacred place of pilgrimage located on a high hill overlooking the city of Iznik, among olive trees and pine forest.

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It is a domed tomb built during the Ottoman period in memory of Abdulvahap, the Islamic standard-bearer who was martyred during the siege of Nicaea by the Umayyad armies in the 8th century.

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It is the most beautiful sunset viewing point offering a 360-degree uninterrupted panoramic view of the tomb surroundings, Lake Iznik and the ancient city walls.

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Abdulvahap Sanjaktar Tomb is a sacred place of pilgrimage located on a high hill overlooking the city of Iznik, among olive trees and pine forest.

It is a domed tomb built during the Ottoman period in memory of Abdulvahap, the Islamic standard-bearer who was martyred during the siege of Nicaea by the Umayyad armies in the 8th century.

It is the most beautiful sunset viewing point offering a 360-degree uninterrupted panoramic view of the tomb surroundings, Lake Iznik and the ancient city walls.

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