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Added by Jopie, at 10 January 2014
Opening Hours
- Monday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Wednesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Thursday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Friday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Saturday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Sunday Closed
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16 April 2018
Turkish Foundation Hat Arts Museum, which is affiliated to the General Directorate of Foundations and located in the Beyazıt District of Istanbul II. It is in Beyazit Madrasa belonging to Beyazit Külliyesin. It is also known as "Pooled Medrese" among the public because of the large rectangular pool to the right of the entrance gate. Sultan II. It was built by Beyazit in 1506-1508. The history of the medrese where the museum is located: The construction of the medresa was completed in 1506-1508. Construction of the glass is in the year 1497-1506, but the Vakfiye in the General Directorate of Foundations carries the date of 1505. This condition requires that the mosques are made in the scope of the foundation after the completion of the mosque. However, it is understood that the sheikhulislamas are the cause of the intensity of the affairs, that they appoint the representatives of the places for the education and thus the course authority. In the classical medrese plan of the north-west of the mosque and a little far away. The Beyazit Madrasa consists of 19 rooms on three sides of a central classroom. When the building is completely made of cut stone, the classroom has a row of stones and a row of bricks. It is plain, with red and white stones on the entrance and an appositional appearance with buds in the tusks. The domed, sitting on the beveled corners, with a set of two sides next to the surface, a plain arched door with a flat arched. On the door, there is a pediment consisting of red and black paints made of yellow and black paint. Some windows on the sides of the entrance door are made of pink marble. Normal rooms are close to the square. Corner rooms are bigger. In the corner rooms, there are three lower and one upper window. Each room has a hob and cupboard. On the right-hand side there is also a cottage room with a set of front courtyards. The Revak 25 is the domed. On the left side there is a vaulted passage above. The function of this transition is not understood. It is likely that it is thought to be used to pass a bounded partition. The lecture hall is 3.65 meters away from the caravans and there is only one wall connection between them. There are nine lower and twelve upper windows. There are some closets in the side. There is no hob. The dome arch is round, the door arch is pink white marble and the dome arch is eight arches. In front of the entrance gate, there is a wooden fringe that leads to a thin marble column and is supposed to be added later. The fountain has a pillow-topped hairpin on a six-column without pillars. The pool area is eight arched and simple. Both the classroom and the entrance to the madrasah have no inscription. The madrasah has seen many repairs. The Beyazit Madrasa was used as a place for paperwork, a settlement for the poor, a dormitory for a while, and finally a Municipal Museum and a Public Library after the closure of the medreses. After the restoration of the Gazanfer Aga Madrasah after 1943, the Municipal Reform Museum was moved to Gazanfer Aga from the Beyazit Madrasa, where only the library remained. The writing museum opened in Yavuz Selim Madrasa in 1968 for the first time was opened on October 28, 1984, under the name of Turkish Foundation Hat Art Museum, after the Bayezit Madrasa was restored by the General Directorate of Foundations. In addition to writing and plate works, there are a total of 3638 pieces, including 277 pieces in the museum, in which the works written on various materials (stone, glass, fabric, mine) are found. Holy relics are exhibited in the classroom. The works in the museum were exhibited by separating them according to the type of writing and holding it on the front panel to be an educator. There are two sundials built by Ahmet Ziya Bey in the garden of the museum. The museum is closed with the reason for the restoration.
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22 January 2018
Close for renovation
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14 January 2018
It's permanently closed for endless refurbishment and they didn't even bother to update this Google Maps listing or to even put a sign in English explaining what's going on. Terrible management!
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01 December 2017
waw it's very very beautiful
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22 September 2017
ان شاء أزور هذا مكان متحف فن تركي المتحف مغلق 🤔🤔🤔😒😮
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06 September 2017
güzel bir yer..
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28 August 2017
لم اكن اتوقع انه بهذا الجمال دهشت وعزمت العودة مرة أخرى بأقرب وقت وفرصة
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18 June 2017
U should go there
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01 April 2017
Mekanı hattatan
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12 January 2017
Eserlerin restorasyonu sebebiyle hala ziyarete açılabilmiş değil yetkililer kımooonnn hurry up çok yavaşlar be abi hadi bitirin şu işi açın şu müzeyi
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12 December 2016
متحف الخط العثماني تم انشاؤه عام 1968 م. يحوي المتحف على مصاحف تاريخية ومخطوطات و بعض آثار النبي صل الله عليه وسلم.
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17 January 2014
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