Şair Ahmet Paşa (Geyikli) Madrasa
- Location
- Osmangazi, Bursa
- Type
- Madrasa
ITS STORY
The madrasa was founded by Ahmed Paşa, who was also known as a poet. It consists of eleven student cells, an open classroom, and an entrance iwan. Following a simple restoration in 1999, the building began to be used as the Uluumay Folk Costumes and Handicrafts Museum.
History
The founder of the madrasa was Ahmed Paşa, who is also known as a poet. Detailed information about him is given in the Ahmed Paşa Tomb section. The plan scheme consists of eleven student cells, an open classroom and an iwan that functions as a doorway. There is a mihrab niche in the classroom section, but there is no arcade in the front part.
Architecture
Plan şeması, on bir öğrenci hücresi, bir açık dershane ve bir cümle kapısı işlevi gören eyvandan oluşmaktadır. Dershane bölümünde bir mihrap nişi yer almakta, ön kısmında revak bulunmamaktadır. Ayrıca yapının kuzey duvarı hizasında, dershaneye karşılık gelen bölümde herhangi bir hücre ya da revak inşa edilmemiştir.
Source: Bursa Vakıf Eserleri — Cilt 2, p. 93
Location and map
The building is located in Osmangazi District, Muradiye Neighborhood, on Beşikçiler Street, No. 2.
Details
- Type
- Madrasa
- District
- Osmangazi
- Inventory section
- Educational Institutions