Suleymaniye Mosque Review

The Suleimannier Mosque is the Royal Mosque of the Ottoman Empire, commissioned by Suleiman the Great more than 400 years ago. Behind the mosque's worship wall is the tomb of Suleiman the Great and his wife. The Suleimaniyah Mosque is one of the most famous attractions in Istanbul, Turkey, from its third mountain location overlooking the city around the Golden Horn Bay.

It's located in the old city of Istanbul It's free to visit Compared to the Blue Mosque and Hagia Sophia, there are fewer tourists, but the interior of the mosque is very beautiful and it's my favorite of the several mosques I've visited. The window above the entrance is a natural ventilation system to prevent the inside of the mosque from getting dirty with soot when candles were used for lighting at the time. There was also a volunteer guide who gave us a detailed explanation of Islam and the Suleymaniye Mosque!

The Suleiman Mosque has a lot fewer people than the Blue Mosque, and it allows more time to read carefully. Every porthole, every dome is a story. Suleiman's location is more difficult to find. It is located in the back door of Istanbul University. You can take a look at the epitome of Tambul University. It is a good place for photography. The front yard of the mosque is a large lawn open space. The location of the observation deck can be photographed opposite Tambul. Many mosques The pointed dome. Especially spectacular and grand. The most beautiful shooting at sunset. The wide-angle lens can also take a full picture of the mosque. Be sure to take it when there is sunshine, preferably the most beautiful at sunset. Every column in the Suleiman mosque depicts the historical story of Islam, which is worth savoring. There is generally no Chinese commentary book. However, there are many college students who volunteer in it and don't know how to ask.

Sulaiman Mosque stands on the west bank of Golden Horn Bay, known as Istanbul's most beautiful mosque, a famous mosque in Turkish Islam. It was designed and built by Sinan, the most famous architect of the Ottoman Empire, during its heyday.

Compared to the Blue Mosque, it is much quieter here. The most beautiful mosque in Istanbul is not a false name. The building uses more red and white combinations, still with towering domes and patterned red carpets, marble floors and columns. Against the blue of the sky and the blue of the Bosphorus, everything is beautiful here.

Sulaimanye Mosque (SuleymaniyeMosque) on the west bank of Golden Horn Bay, built in the 16th century, is the Ottoman Empire's greatest sultan and greatest architectural designer masterpiece, known as Istanbul's largest and most beautiful mosque, standing at the Grand Mosque overlooking Istanbul.