- The
Ayazma Mosque (Turkish:
Ayazma Camii) is a
mosque in the
neighbourhood of Üsküdar in Istanbul, Turkey. It
stands on a
hillside overlooking the Bosphorus...
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drink tea or to
enjoy being out on the
water in
little rowing boats. The
Ayazma Mosque (1760)
stands on the s****
opposite the tower. The
streets of Salacak...
- his time
composing poetry.[citation needed] The fire that
started at the
Ayazma gate in
January 1750
lasted for 19 hours.
Numerous shops, houses, and mansions...
- 1734),
opens in the Muhendishane-i Humayun.
Ayazma Mosque,
built in 1758
instead of the
Palace of
Ayazma.
Ayazma Primitive School,
built in 1758
instead of...
- Zeyrek, Fatih, Saraçhane, Horhor, Etmeydanı,
Molla Gürani, Altımermer,
Ayazma Gate, Kantarcılar, Vefa, Vez Neciler, Old Rooms, Acemioğlanlar Barracks...
- Cihanoğlu
Mosque in Aydın (1756)
Ayazma Mosque in Üsküdar (1757–1761)
Front porch of the
Ayazma Mosque Interior of the
Ayazma Mosque Example of 18th-century...
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complex in Istanbul, thus
inaugurating the
return of this tradition. The
Ayazma Mosque in Üsküdar was
built between 1757–58 and 1760–61. It is essentially...
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Church of Surp Hreşdagabed (Church of the Archangels) was
built over an
ayazma (sacred spring) in the 16th
century but
rebuilt in the 18th century. Its...
- with the
Virgin Mary, can
still be
visited today; in
Turkish it is
named Ayazma, a name
derived from the Gr**** term
hagiasma (Gr****: ἁγίασμα),
meaning "holy...
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dedication of the church.
Several holy
wells also
survive in Turkey,
called ayazma in Turkish, from Gr**** ἁγίασμα (hagiasma),
literally "holiness". Examples...
