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Also known as the Atabi Mosque, named after Atabek Kizil Arslan, the Iraqi Seljuk leader, the building was built in 1179 by Nasr al-Din Aslan Muhammad, Prince of Saltuklu the fourth Sultan, was used as a warehouse during the Murad period, is the largest mosque in the city with a capacity of 6000 And one of the most beautiful examples of Seljuk architecture. It has five gates and each of these gates has a different structure. It underwent a total of 5 restorations, the first was in 1639 and the last in 1964, while 28 lighting windows provide in the mosque, and 40 columns ensure the status of the mosque, enjoying its beauty and texture. The historical, dome shape called the swallow dome and made in a way that was...
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Also known as the Atabi Mosque, named after Atabek Kizil Arslan, the Iraqi Seljuk leader, the building was built in 1179 by Nasr al-Din Aslan Muhammad, Prince of Saltuklu the fourth Sultan, was used as a warehouse during the Murad period, is the largest mosque in the city with a capacity of 6000 And one of the most beautiful examples of Seljuk architecture. It has five gates and each of these gates has a different structure. It underwent a total of 5 restorations, the first was in 1639 and the last in 1964, while 28 lighting windows provide in the mosque, and 40 columns ensure the status of the mosque, enjoying its beauty and texture. The historical, dome shape called the swallow dome and made in a way that was used a lot in the past, is very interesting.
