The mosque, which belongs to the Karamanoğulları Period, is in Kirişçi District, central Karaman. It is a central domed structure made of cut stone. The narthex is covered with five small domes, oval in the middle and round on the sides, on four columns. To the right of the central dome, there is a rectangular planned dhikr place with two arch openings, and the tomb of Yunus Emre is located next to the western wall.

The name of the neighborhood where the mosque is located is mentioned in very old sources as Sinle Mahallesi, later Kirişçi Mahallesi, and the name of the lodge is mentioned as Kirişçi Baba Zaviyesi. It is known that the building used to be a complex consisting of a tomb, a mosque, a lodge and a cemetery, and that today’s mosque is actually the masjid of the lodge. The structures other than the mosque and the tomb have disappeared over time.

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"Take me to bed, the Sheikh is on the threshold, don't let him turn away, let me turn to my Sheikh." Yunus expresses this clearly. The grave of Tapduk Emre, the teacher of Yunus Emre, is in the current Yunus Emre neighborhood, formerly known as Çayköy, in our Sandıklı district.

These are the monuments-tombs in Afyon's Emre Sultan village, Isparta's Uluborlu district center, Karaman center, Eskişehir's Yunus Emre village and Kırşehir's Ulupınar village.Yunus Emre monument-tomb or tomb: In the province of Karaman (formerly Larende).

Yunus Emre is one of the greats of Sufism and has nothing to do with Alevism. Yunus Emre: (1241?-1321?) We have no definite information about his life. According to recent research, it is accepted that he lived between 1240/1241 and 1320/1321.

It is also known as Tapduk Emre Tomb. The mosque, which belongs to the Karamanoğulları Period, is in Kirişçi District, central Karaman. In this mosque, which is a work of the 13th century, there are the tombs of Yunus Emre and Tapduk Emre.

Yunus Emre UÇAR was welcomed at the airport and buried in Ahmet Hüdai cemetery, following the funeral prayer performed at the Çarşı Mosque in Ladik District of Sarayönü district.

After Tapduk Emre, there is Yunus Emre, and after him is his son İsmail. Even after Karaman came to the Ottoman Empire, dervish lodge assignments continued. Records of all sheikhs from the 1600s to 1922 have been reached. Yunus Emre's lineage continues with the Duru dynasty, the grandchildren of the last sheikh, Sheikh Sunullah.

His Murshid and his Order. Yunus Emre's mentor is Tapduk Emre, but his sect is not exactly clear; Different opinions have been put forward on this subject. While some researchers attribute Yunus's sect masters to Khorasan, they say that he was a Nakshi, Halveti, Mevlevi or a member of the Qadiri order.

"The rumor that Yunus Emre had a caliph named Âşık Yunus is completely unfounded." In Timurtaş, “there is another Yunus who is a follower of the historical Yunus Emre and his name is Âşık Yunus. XV. "He lived in the 19th century." He does not specify the location of his grave, but says that one of the graves in Bursa belongs to this poet.

He was a descendant of the Turkmens who came from Khorasan and settled in Anatolia, and lived in the farm and lodge in Sarıköy, near the Sakarya river. He is Tabduk's disciple, his most well-known caliph and son-in-law, and the father of İsmail Emre. Sarıköy is today known as Yunus Emre neighborhood of Mihalıççık district of Eskişehir province.

Yunus Emre is one of the pioneers of the Sufism movement and the use of Turkish in poetry in Anatolia. It is stated in the sources that the poet, whose exact date and place of birth is unknown, was from the Turkish tribes that came to Anatolia and that he was born in 1238 and died in 1320.

It is a central domed structure made of cut stone.It is covered with five small domes, oval in the middle and round on the sides, on four columns. To the right of the central dome, there is a rectangular planned dhikr place with two arch openings, and the tomb of Yunus Emre is located next to the western wall.

I expected more for an important personality like Yunus Emre in terms of Turkish language and Sufism. Although the tomb is very narrow, Tapduk Emre is buried there. The surroundings and garden of the mosque were decorated with beautiful Yunus Emre poems. I hope it gets better with better projects.

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derya22

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newly restored

5.0/ 5

A cute mosque in the center of Karaman, full of spirituality. It is a place that should be visited together with the tomb. It has been newly restored, but it could have been a more successful restoration. Still, it’s a beautiful spot worth seeing.

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filiz61

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Karaman center is in Kirişçi District.

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It is also known as Tapduk Emre Tomb. The mosque, which belongs to the Karamanoğulları Period, is in Kirişçi District, central Karaman. In this mosque, which is a work of art from the 13th century, there are the tombs of Yunus Emre and Tapduk Emre.

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