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Yakup Çelebi Mosque and Tomb
Early Ottoman (14th Century)Tomb and lodge

Iznik cultural heritage

Yakup Çelebi Mosque and Tomb

The dhikr and guest house complex, which is one of the original examples of inverted T-planned zawiya architecture.

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Yakup Çelebi Mosque and Tomb was built at the end of the 14th century in the name of Yakup Çelebi, the son of Sultan Murad I Hüdavendigar. It symbolizes the Akhism and Sufism culture with its inverted T zawiya scheme, brickwork dome and large garden. In the tomb section, there is the marble sarcophagus of Yakup Çelebi.

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Yakup Çelebi Mosque and Tomb was built at the end of the 14th century in the name of Yakup Çelebi, the son of Sultan Murad I Hüdavendigar.

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It symbolizes the Akhism and Sufism culture with its inverted T zawiya scheme, brickwork dome and large garden.

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In the tomb section, there is the marble sarcophagus of Yakup Çelebi.

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Yakup Çelebi Mosque and Tomb was built at the end of the 14th century in the name of Yakup Çelebi, the son of Sultan Murad I Hüdavendigar.

It symbolizes the Akhism and Sufism culture with its inverted T zawiya scheme, brickwork dome and large garden.

In the tomb section, there is the marble sarcophagus of Yakup Çelebi.

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