Burmali Minare Mosque

The mosque, named after its graceful spiral minaret, was first built by the Seljuks in the 13th century and has been restored several times. The Pontic tombs carved in the rock face across the river and the mountaintop castle ruins form a picturesque backdrop.

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It is a ancient Mosque

It is located in the center of Amasya, next to the large car park. Mosque and octagonal Kümbet were built during the Seljuk period. The architecture in the form of Burma, which gave the mosque its name, was made during the Ottoman period. An excellent piece of architecture. It is a wonderful structure made in the form of a twisting interlocking stone of the architecture. The mosque's mihrab and pulpit remain in their original shape. Really, the hadith of the sheriff on the pulpit is perfect. According to what we have learned, the tiles on the altar were stolen by foreign tourists, in some parts being dismantled. Inside the mosque, there are two sections surrounded by reliefs. We learned that it was a tomb, but nobody actually knows the original. The situation of the cupola is deplorable. While the renovation is done on time. I want to say traitors to those who renovate and build them. I mean historical artifact killers because they filled the debris in the room under the cupola. Those responsible should be found and sentenced to enormous penalties. Thank you very much to the mosque staff. When he said that we were guests, he opened the door of the Cupola and it was possible to see the inside of the Cupola. But unfortunately, it's sigh. The Directorate of Foundations must urgently have a restoration work done in accordance with the original. Our ancestors left excellent works, but we, as his grandchildren, cannot claim their relics. Insha'Allah they will not complain about us in the hereafter tomorrow.

It has a magnificent architecture ... When evaluated according to the conditions of the period, it gives a special happiness to see such buildings standing upright ...