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Tekke Camisi is a historical place of worship located in the center of Kilis, in the Tekke Mahallesi district of the Southeastern Anatolia Region of Türkiye. Situated near Cumhuriyet Meydanı, this mosque is one of Kilis’s most significant structures to have survived from antiquity to the present day. It was built in 1553 by Canbolad Bey, the governor of the Kilis Sanjak during the Ottoman period. The History of Tekke Camisi Tekke Camisi was constructed in the mid-16th century during the Ottoman

Talha and Zübeyr Türbesi is a site of spiritual remembrance and a center for devotional tourism in the city center of Kilis, honoring two distinguished companions of the Prophet who were promised paradise in life (Aşere-i Mübeşşere). This structure holds a significant place in the city’s spiritual fabric and attracts a large number of visitors. Location and Architectural Structure The türbe is located on Ağalar Ağası Street in Abdioymağı Neighborhood (listed in some records as Abdioymağı Street)