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A sacred pilgrimage site in Diyarbakır, attributed to 27 companions of the Prophet Muhammad who lived in the early periods of Islam.

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The Tomb of 27 Companions is an important religious site dedicated to the companions who were martyred during the conquest of Diyarbakır. Diyarbakır was conquered by Islamic armies in 639 AD. During this conquest, many companions from the Islamic army, under the command of Khalid ibn al-Walid, were martyred in battles fought in front of or within the city walls. The location of the tomb is believed to be the burial place of these martyred companions. However, there are different accounts regarding the names and exact numbers of the companions buried in the tomb. According to the generally accepted belief, 27 companions are interred here. While there is no definitive list of their identities, some narratives mention companions who came to Diyarbakır during the era of Caliph Umar and participated in the conquests. The tomb has undergone numerous repairs and restorations over time. The current structure bears architectural features from different periods. As an important place of worship and remembrance for visitors, the Tomb of 27 Companions is a significant part of Diyarbakır's cultural and religious heritage. It attracts a large number of visitors, especially during religious holidays and special occasions. The area where the tomb is located generally has a calm and peaceful atmosphere. Visitors...

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• Be respectful and quiet when visiting the tomb.
• Make sure to wear appropriate clothing (it is recommended to have a headscarf, etc.).
• Be careful not to disturb other visitors when taking photos.
• You can pray and read the Quran inside the tomb.
• You can have a calmer experience by planning your visit outside of religious holidays or special occasions.