Turkish Museum of Islamic Arts: Green madrasah, one of the first Ottoman madrasas, is also called Sultaniye Madrasah. The madrasah, which is one of the units of Green Complex, has no inscription. It is known that the complex was built between 1414-

Turkish Islamic Arts Museum: Yeşil Madrasa, one of the first Ottoman madrasahs, is also called Sultaniye Madrasah. The madrasah, which is one of the units of the Yeşil Social Complex, does not have an inscription. It is known that the complex was built between 1414 and 1424 and its architect was Hacı İvaz Pasha. In terms of plan, it is a continuation of the open iwan madrasahs of the Anatolian Seljuks. 

Rubble, cut stone and brick were used as building materials. The courtyard is entered through a pointed arched door from the entrance iwan covered with a star vault. The porticoes surrounding the courtyard on three sides have pointed arches, one of the sections at the end facing each other is covered with a barrel vault, the ones in front of the iwans are covered with cross vaults, and the others are covered with domed vaults. Some of the columns and column capitals in the porticos belong to the Byzantine period.

Turkish Islamic Works

Behind the porticoes are thirteen madrasah rooms, two side iwans and stairwells. There is also a hearth in the madrasah rooms covered with mirrored vaults. The classroom, which is located opposite the entrance and has a square space, is accessed via two-sided stairs. Compared to the other buildings of the social complex, the tile decoration in the madrasah is very less. Mosaic tile and colored glaze techniques were used in tile decorations. The half-barrel vault over the wooden door in the entrance iwan and the ceiling of the western side iwan are covered with tiles.

Where are the Turkish Islamic Works?

In the museum inventory, there are tile and ceramic works, wooden, carved and inlaid works, samples from Turkish metal art, tombak and other metal works and Seljuk and Ottoman coins from the Seljuk, Principality and Ottoman periods (Iznik, Kütahya) dating from the 13th century to the 20th century. , traditional Turkish handicrafts and clothes. The museum is located in the Fatih district of Istanbul. You can visit every day of the week between 09:00 and 20:00. The entrance fee is 100 TL for 1 adult.

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Turkish Islamic artifacts 

Behind the portico, there are thirteen madrasah rooms, two side iwan, stairwells. . There is a quarry in the madrasah rooms covered with mirrored vault. The classroom is located opposite the entrance and shows a square space by two -sided stairs. According to other structures of the complex, the tile decoration in the madrasah is very few. Mosaic tile and colorful secret techniques were used in tile decorations. Half a barrel vault and the ceiling of the western side iwan on the wooden door in the entrance iwan are covered with tiles. and the Ottoman periods (Iznik, Kütahya) tiles and ceramic works, wood, carving and inlaid works, examples of Turkish mining art, tombak and other metal works, Seljuk and Ottoman coins, traditional Turkish handicrafts and clothes. The museum is located in the district of Istanbul Fatih. You can visit each day between 09:00 and 20:00 every day. Entrance fee 1 is 100 TL for adults. you can visit. & Nbsp; You can add the historical place and the museum to your route.