Sahip Ata Mosque and Complex

Sahip Ata Mosque and Complex

📍 Konya, Meram📅 Anatolian Seljuk Period
Religious Building

Description

Sahip Ata Mosque and Complex is a notable example of Anatolian Seljuk architecture in Konya.

Story

Sahip Ata Mosque and Complex is located in the Meram district of Konya and was built during the Anatolian Seljuk period. Commissioned by Sahip Ata Fahreddin Ali in the late 13th century, the complex reflects the distinctive aesthetics of Seljuk stone craftsmanship. Consisting of a mosque, madrasa, bath and tomb, it served both religious and social life of its period. The elegant stone decorations, column capitals and inscriptions highlight the fine Seljuk architectural style. Today, the mosque remains active for worship, and the complex is frequently visited by both local and international visitors. Sahip Ata Mosque and Complex is an important cultural heritage site representing Konya’s Seljuk identity.

Visit Tips

  • Plan your visit outside prayer times when possible.
  • Wear modest and respectful clothing when entering the mosque.
  • Explore the other buildings in the complex to better understand the architectural unity.
  • Ask the staff or imam for permission before taking photographs.

Photos

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