Bu çalışmada Sinop ili, Ayancık ilçesi, Tarakçı Köyü, Gebelit Mahallesi’nde yer alan cami ve haziresindeki mezar taşları tanıtılacaktır. Cami, yapıya geçiş kapısı üzerinde yer alan kitabeye göre 1289 (M.1872/3) yılında Uzunoğluzâde Hacı Osman Ağa’nın oğlu Çolak Osman Ağa tarafından yeniden yaptırılmıştır. Cami kuzeybatı-güneydoğu doğrultusunda dikdörtgen bir alanı kaplamakta olup sonradan eklenen son cemaat yeri ve harim bölümünden oluşmaktadır. Mütevazı ölçülerde bir mahalle camisi olan yapı, moloz taş malzeme ile yığma tekniğinde inşa edilmiştir. Caminin haziresinde ve mezarlık alanında Osmanlı Dönemi, Osmanlı mezar taşı geleneğini devam ettiren Cumhuriyet Dönemi ve günümüz mezar taşları bulunmaktadır. Hazirede ve yolun alt kısmındaki mezarlıkta Osmanlı dönemine ait, Cumhuriyet dönemi tarihli olup Osmanlı mezar taşı geleneğini devam ettiren mezar taşları ve günümüz mezar taşı anlayışını devam ettiren mezar taşları bulunmaktadır. Osmanlı Dönemi ve Osmanlıdan Cumhuriyete geçiş sürecinde taşrada bir ilçe mezarlığındaki belli bir döneme şahitlik eden taşlarla, tarihe, sosyolojiye, halk kültürüne ve edebi eserlere katkıda bulunmak hedeflenmektedir.
In this study will be presented Sinop ili, Ayancık district, Tarakçı village, the mosque located in Gebelit district and the tomb stones in June. Cami, according to the book on the gate to the building, was rebuilt in 1289 (M.1872/3) by the son of Uzunoğluzâde Hacı Osman Ağa, Çolak Osman Ağa. Cami covers a straight-to-eastern area in the northwest-south-eastern direction and consists of the last gathering place and harim section added later. The building, a neighborhood mosque in modest sizes, was built in the accumulation technique with moloz stone material. In the mosque in June and in the cemetery area there are the Ottoman Period, the Republic Period, which continues the tradition of Ottoman tomb stone and today's tomb stones. In June and the tomb on the bottom of the road there are tomb stones that belong to the Ottoman period, the Republic period and the Ottoman tomb stone tradition, and the tomb stones that continue the understanding of today's tomb stone. The Ottoman Period and the Transition from Ottoman to the Republic are aimed at contributing to history, sociology, people's culture and literary works with stones that witness a certain period in a district cemetery.
This study focuses on mosques and tombstones located in Sinop province, Ayancık district, Tarakçı Village, Gebelit Neighborhood. According to the inscription on the entrance door, the mosque was rebuilt by Çolak Osman Ağa, the son of Uzunoğluzade Hacı Osman Ağa, in 1289 (AD 1872/1873). The mosque, built on a rectangular area in the northwest-southeast direction, consists of the last congregation place and the harim section added later. The mosque, which is a modest neighborhood structure, was built using rubble stone material and the walls were plastered. Around the mosque and in the cemetery area to the west of the mosque, there are Tombs and gravestones belonging to the Ottoman and Republic Periods. The gravestones here Tombstones had been evaluated in terms of grave types, body horizontal sections, heading types, decorations, inscription contents and materials. The aim of the study was to introduce the graves and gravestones in the Gebelit Neighborhood Mosque and hazire and cemetery, to evaluate them comparatively and to determine whether there was a change in art during the transition from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic. The samples in Gebelit Neighborhood, which is a modest provincial neighborhood, are important in terms of showing that they continue the Republic Period Ottoman tombstone tradition.
Alan : Filoloji; Mimarlık, Planlama ve Tasarım; Sosyal, Beşeri ve İdari Bilimler
Dergi Türü : Uluslararası
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