The Sofular Camii (‘Mosque of the Beleavers’) was built in 1485, as the building inscription above the entrance testifies. It is also named ‘Aptullah Paşa Camii’ after his builder, who was Beylerbeyi (= ‘Commander of commanders’, this means: regional governor) at the time. The denomination ‘Beleavers’ refers to the ‘tarikat’ (religious brotherhood) which had its zaviye / darülhadis here. The Sofular Camii was repaired recently.
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Sofular Abdullah Paşa Camii
Merkez, Amasya'da cami
Amasya, Türkiye
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The Sofular Camii (‘Mosque of the Beleavers’) was built in 1485, as the building inscription above the entrance testifies. It is also named ‘Aptullah Paşa Camii’ after his builder, who was Beylerbeyi (= ‘Commander of commanders’, this means: regional governor) at the time. The denomination ‘Beleavers’ refers to the ‘tarikat’ (religious brotherhood) which had its zaviye / darülhadis here. The Sofular Camii was repaired recently.
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