Özet:

Writing, which is one of the most important tools connecting the past to the present, has gained great importance with the advent of Islam. The Quran verses Hz. Muhammed With the encouragement and appreciation of the Prophet, the art of writing, which has improved with the initiation of writing, has become an art on its own by the hands of Muslim states and finally with the contributions of our ancestors. This art of ours, called calligraphy, has been used in religious and architectural works as well as book arts. Mosques are undoubtedly one of these architectural works. In the sash parts surrounding the interior of the mosques, verses and hadiths were written in appropriate places such as dome, mihrab, mimber, door and window pediments, and the congregation that filled these mosques for centuries was inspired by divine orders. In this study, a study was carried out on the tile altar of the Alâeddin Mosque in Konya, our ancient city, the capital of Seljuk. The inscription written in the style of Seljuk thuluth on the surface of the ceramic mihrab, which was destroyed in the past, was evaluated in terms of calligraphy and the post-writings on the damaged plaster parts of the mihrab were rewritten in a way that resembles the writings on the original tile part, contributing to the renovation of the altar.

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