Abstract:

Turbe is the tomb monuments made in the Islamic world for sultan, palace members, commanders, religious leaders and famous people. After the Turkish acceptance of Islamism, the first examples were in the Karahanis period, the turbines seen in the Xth century, the examples of other Islamic civilizations, in different regions, different types of tomb monuments appeared. The first examples in Anatolia are XII. It dates to the second half of the century. Hagi Ali Turbesi is located in Hagi Kadem Village from the central villages of Uşak. Turbe is made up of eight-gen planed body and cover. The body walls of the structure in which cutting stones are used as corner stones are stained and painted. The turbine cube is welded with a cement-containing seed from the outside. There is no funeral, no funeral, no funeral, no funeral. The building without a book, with its architectural characteristics, must be built in the last period of the Ottoman. The building visited by the local people for desires and desires such as having children, getting home or marrying reflects the local culture of faith, and also provides information about the beliefs and rituals formed around this culture.

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