Movatterモバイル変換

Category:Mevlana Museum

From Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository

Mevlâna Museum

	Native name	Turkish: Mevlana Müzesi
	Location	Konya,Turkey
	Coordinates	37° 52′ 14″ N, 32° 30′ 17″ E
	Established	1927
	Website	www.mevlanamuzesi.net/indexen.htm
	Authority file	:Q902957 VIAF: 237797251 OSM: 13763858 GND: 4245910-2 J9U: 987007592559505171

institution QS:P195,Q902957

<nowiki>Museo Mevlâna; Mevlana Múzeum; Мәүләнә музее; Mausoleul Mevlana; متحف مولانا; Museu Mevlâna; musée Mevlâna; Mevlânâ-Museum; Museu Mevlana; Mausoleo di Mevlana; موزه مولوی; 梅乌拉那博物馆; Mevlana Museum; მევლანას მუზეუმი; مولانا روم میوزیم; Mevlanov muzej; 梅乌拉那博物馆; Mevlâna museum; 梅乌拉那博物馆; מוזיאון מוולאנא; Mövlanə Muzeyi; Осорхонаи Мавлоно; मौलाना संग्रहालय; Mevlana Museum; Mavlono muzeyi; Mevlâna Museum; Muzeo Mevlana; Mevlana Müzesi; Музей Мевляны; mausoleo di Konya, Turchia; mausolée de Rûmî, mystique soufi persan; museum di Turki; מוזיאון בטורקיה; muzeo en Turkio; Museum in der Türkei; Museu em Cónia, Turquia; Museum dedicated to the poet Rumi, including Rumi's tomb; متحف في تركيا; موزه; Konya'nın Karatay ilçesinde müze; Konya Mevlevî Asitânesi; Mevlana Türbesi; Konya Mevlevihanesi; Mevlana Müzesi</nowiki>

Mevlâna Museum

Museum dedicated to the poet Rumi, including Rumi's tomb

Upload media

Wikipedia

Instance of

Named after

Rumi

Location

Inception

6 April 1926

official website

37° 52′ 14″ N, 32° 30′ 17″ E

Authority file
Q902957 VIAF cluster ID:237797251 GND ID:4245910-2 National Library of Israel J9U ID:987007592559505171 Structurae structure ID:20028733 OpenStreetMap relation ID:13763858 OpenStreetMap way ID:491583514
Reasonator Scholia Wikidocumentaries PetScan statistics WikiMap Locator tool KML file WikiShootMe OpenStreetMap Search depicted

Text with links to sights: A central building faces a courtyard with anablutions fountain and surrounded by patches of a garden with graves of itscemetery, as well as somemausoleums that may be freestanding or are connected to larger buildings. Opposite the central building the former cells of the monks and the kitchen are now used to exhibit a large part of thecollections of the museum (though a lot is in the central building). That central building houses a prayer room (themosque part), asemahane (where the sema whirling ceremony would have been) and themonumental grave of Mevlana in a “türbe” (mausoleum). Near his resting place aresacrophagi of followers. Around the buildings described so far now is alarge garden or park, where one now enters the museum grounds and has fine views of the central part. Moreviews from outside the grounds one can have when walking around them.