Ottoman Sultans Date Strip in Tavşanlı

Beautiful place to visit and pray, the views are stunning and its been really well maintained. There is also a free open air museum which has portraits of all the ottoman khalifs and sultans from Osman all the way to the 1900s.

Absolutely fascinating place so serene and calm.

You dont need tickets to see the sheikh. A very unique and blessed place.

Great place to visit.

Tomb of Sheikh Edebali

Just speechless...

Peaceful and empowering

One of the great sufi scholars located in a beautiful location, the spiritual teacher of Ertrugul Ghazi

I love this Spiritual and Peaceful place of Sheikh Edebali RehmatuLillah Alaih, with Mizare, Masjid and Surroundings.

Amazing place subhanallah such tranquility

Abolute must for Sufis and those that are keen viewers of Drillis Osman

This beautiful place is full of spirituality and peace. Every corner of it brings a lot of history to your imagination. The only thing that I wish it were better was the road leading to it. Unfortunately the road, in my opinion, is not suitable to the public use, it was bumpy and the road works are left unfinished. Other than that this place should be put in every travelers must-see list in Türkiye.

Brilliant. A must. Peaceful

Historically significant. Beautiful views. Overlooking a valley which has a Kayi tribe flag and a Turkish flag.

Very spiritual and peaceful place

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Mashallah nice experience. Amazing place as well as weather

Its situated on top of a mountain and the surrounding scenery is breathtakingly beautiful! There is also a state of the art modern elevator that takes you up to the tomb of Sheikh Edebali. And there is a family run restaurant there which serves the best potato Pide I ever had!

Salaam to Sheikh Edebali. The light and heart to the early Ottomans.May Allah Karim accept all your works which you had done during your lifetime. May Allah SWT grant you a place in jannat. Ameen.

The Tomb of the Spiritual teacher and father in law of 1st usmani khalifa Usman Ghazi

love the scenery and peace around here.

I have no words to describe and couldnt believe that Im actually paying my respect to Sheikh Edebali. It was such a kalm atmosphere felt really relaxed and blessed. Alhamdulillah

Worth visiting :)

We all should frequently visit these places in order to keep our connection with the predecessors strong.Was a little difficult to get to as my GPS went bonkers and it was nighttime. Still was worth every bump, pothole and cobblestoned alleyway I had to navigate through to get there.

Historical place to visitWith beautiful garden and history about all sultan of othman empire

Rest in Peace Sheikh Edebali. Ana Allah bless your soul.

Go pray Fatiha, room around nice view

Sheikh Edebali (1206-1326- - the first Qazi(judgeof Ottoman empire was the first person to help Ottoman policy makers and formulation of the Ottoman legislations!!He was influenced by the Sufi of his time Mevlana Rumi!!He was the close friend of Ertugrul Ghazi and later became mentor of 1st Ottoman Sultan Osman Ghazi.His daughter Bala Hatun married 1st Ottoman Sultan Osman Ghazi!!Edabali continued his support and guidance throughout the Osman Ghazi struggles!!His tomb is in Bilejik with famous Osman Ghazi Mosque nearby!!The tombs of his wife and daughter are also situated at the same hill!!

Spiritual place,,I felt relax my self here

Ma shallah lovely place

Brilliant nd ancient place to visit n sheikh Edebli is a teacher of Osmangazi and also He gave his sister to Osmangazi in wedding 💒

Peaceful place.the view from there is stunning. You can view the the waterfall

Islamic location.

Well maintained.. beautiful area.. good museum next to the tomb. Also a very historic mosque

Its a spritual place of muslim shiekh ebadli tomb ,

Beautiful place to visit and experience the serenity

Sheikh Edebali, (born1206 — died1326), Inac, Turkey was a Turkish Sufi Sheikh known for his purity and education. He is also known with the name Baliseyh. Sheikh Edebali played an important role in developing the shape and policies of the growing Ottoman Empire in Sogut, Turkey. Being descendant of the Banu Tamim tribe and Al-Khater family, he was much respected and honored in the religious circle of the Muslim world of that era.Sheikh Edebalis daughter Rabia Bala Hatun was married to Osman Ghazi, the founder of the great Ottoman Empire. Their marriage took place in 1289 CE.Sheikh Edebali died in 120th year of his age in 1326 CE and was buried in Bilecik, Turkey. The Rabia Bala Hatun and his mother was also buried in the tomb of her father Sheikh Edebali in Bilecik.

The spiritual leader behind the founding of the Ottoman empire. A must visit for those interested.

historical place , worth to see

The resting place of Shaykh Adebali, his followers and daughters. Lovely cafe at the bottom with cheap prices

Amazing serenity and peace at the grave of this Sheikh. A real delight on the way too or back from a visit to Ertugrul Bey.

Sheikh Edebali is the teacher of famous victorious ertugrul. Peaceful place

For all Ertugrul fans a place you have to visit. Via sakeenah tours

Food is good, history of the tomb is deep for the ottoman culture, but dont expect much.

I loved the peaceful atmosphere and the beautiful scenery surrounding.Very close by there is a seperate area in which Sheikh Edebali wife and daughter are buried together

I not just liked I Loved the Country soo I would say for everyone come for Turesem visit

This was a really Nice place to visit if you want to learn about some historic places and people. Mountain views Beautiful place to visit. Food and drink or snacks is also available here. A very detailed history from Osman Gazi onwards. A few stalls to buy your Kayi Tribe souvenirs etc.

Here smells history.

Ottoman empire growing up from here. This museum give informations about Ottoman Empire history. Peoples can understand how The Ottomans managed asia afrika 700 years with respect. On the area is every thing for tourists. Enjoy the life and learn the god history in Ottomans

Burial place of a great visionary Leader and Moral founder of the Turkish Empire, Shayh Edeb Ali. God-father to Osman.