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This is an a-typical mosque in its architecture, and particularly the adjacent türbe (tomb) for a famous Tripolitanian Sheikh Azfir, member of the Shazeli dervishes, is a wonderful building. Next to it is a library that could not be visited, but the türbe turned out to be opened. The tomb is by architect D’Aronco.
The mosque itself is actually part of a tekke, the Ertuğrul Tekkesi.
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| Author | Dosseman |
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