Esrefoglu Mosque/Esrefoglu Camii

The city we passed by was called Konia, and the tour guide was also called Konia. It was a very good city. It was said to be the sixth largest city in Turkey, and it was still very prosperous, but it seemed to be an ancient city, and the buildings were relatively old.

On the way to Ankara, I passed the ancient city of Kongya, which was also the capital from the 12th to 13th centuries and was the traditional religious and cultural center of Turkey. South of Kongya is still a place where people lived in the Stone Age 10,000 years ago. I was very lucky to come to this ️, just to see the locals performing, this should be called Hu Xuandan.

This is the place where the prophet's beard is worshipped. It is magnificent. Tourists and worshippers from all over the world gather to see the exotic atmosphere. You must wear shoe covers to enter the main hall. There are worshippers inside. Surrounded by cemeteries, there are flowers on women, if it is a rose, it represents the unmarried west!

Built more than 300 years ago, this mosque is located in the center of Konia, next to the bustling commercial center, a variety of hanging clocks and lamps rotating dance model souvenirs, as well as a variety of local specialties. Konia is the hometown of Turkey's rotating dance.

The first mosque to go to Turkey was spectacular. The crystal lights inside are also beautiful. The first time I saw people worship. Men and women are separated. No need to wear a hijab to cover shoes. But the recent political reason has been to see a lot of bearded and all-black Muslims slightly afraid. After watching the outer circle museum in the hall, I hurried away without seeing it. In fact, later. I am not afraid to see it. Turkey has not met bad people, very friendly

The Esrefoglu Mosque is the largest mosque in Konja, the mosque is large in size, consisting of seven minarets and a dome, very atmospheric. The mosque has a long history and has been around 200 years old. The Turks love to come here to pray and are important local gathering places.

Konya, the old capital of the Turkish Empire, the mysterious Islamic Sufi sect originated here, was the center of cultural education of Sufi in the Middle Ages, the practice of ascetic monks, the famous birthplace of spinning dances...