`bursa` ile İlgili Madde Sonuçları

Köhnə zamanlarda Əhməd adında çox bilikli və istedadlı bir insan var idi. Hər kəs ona "Əhməd-i Dâî" deyirdi. Əhməd-i Dâî Germiyan adlanan bir yerdə anadan olmuşdu və çox kiçik yaşlarından kitabları, şeirləri və öyrənməyi çox sevirdi. Atasının adı İbrahim, babasının adı isə Mehmed idi. Əhməd-i Dâî çox gözəl şeirlər yazan, bilikli bir insan kimi xatırlanır.

The Tofaş Bursa Anatolian Cars Museum opened in 2002. It is located in the Umurbey neighborhood of Bursa. The museum offers visitors the opportunity to explore car models from different eras and learn about their production processes. Additionally, the production equipment belonging to Tofaş and other vehicles in the museum form the core of its main collection. Entrance to the Tofaş Bursa Anatolian Cars Museum (Tofaş Bursa Anadolu Cars Museum) " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"&gt

Bursa Chestnut is the fruit of Castanea sativa trees native to the province of Bursa in Türkiye’s Marmara Region. This product is cultivated in villages at specific elevations on the slopes of Uludağ and is protected under geographical indication. Its production, from cultivation to storage, follows specific technical and traditional methods. Distinguished by its morphological and chemical characteristics from other chestnut varieties, Bursa Chestnut is defined by the grafting techniques applied

Bursa pideli köfte is a geographically registered dish specific to the province of Bursa in Türkiye and primarily consists of köfte, pide, tomato sauce, butter, and yogurt. The köfte mixture contains only beef, stale bread, salt, black pepper, and cumin; no onion or other spices are added. The pides are prepared using flour without additives or bran, mixed with sour and fresh yeast, and baked over wood fire. In presentation, köftes are placed on cubes or rectangular slices of pide; tomato sauce

Bursa Müşküle Needle Lace is a traditional handicraft that originated in Müşküle Village, within the İznik district of Bursa, and over time became closely associated with İznik. These lace patterns are used for decorative purposes on textile products such as linens, tablecloths, towel edges, and bedspreads, and are produced using knotting techniques with needle and thread. Traditionally, silk threads dyed with root dyes were used; however, today polyester threads are predominantly preferred. The

Iznik Tile is a traditional ceramic type produced in the district of Iznik, within Bursa Province in Türkiye. It is distinguished by its high quartz content, white slip layer, and glossy transparent glaze. Iznik tiles, widely used in Ottoman architecture between the 15th and 17th centuries, attract attention for both their aesthetic and technical qualities. Thanks to the original raw materials and underglaze decoration techniques employed, vibrant colors and intricate motifs are preserved beneat

17th Century Ottoman House Museum is a historic residential structure located within the boundaries of the Osmangazi district in Bursa, Türkiye, reflecting 17th-century Ottoman civil architecture. The museum functions as an example that conveys the domestic layout, architectural understanding, and daily life practices of the period through its original floor plan and preserved interior arrangements. Location and Environmental Context The 17th Century Ottoman House Museum is situated in the Murad

Sümbüllü Bahçe Konağı is a historic mansion and complex of auxiliary structures located in the Hisariçi neighborhood of the Osmangazi district in Bursa, dating to the early Republican period and reflecting the characteristic features of traditional Bursa residential architecture. The building group is situated atop the eastern bastion of Bursa’s city walls and lies within a first-degree archaeological protected area. Construction of the main mansion began in 1921 and, with subsequent additions o

Haraççıoğlu Medresesi is an educational structure built during the Ottoman period, located in the Kavaklı Neighborhood of the Osmangazi District in Bursa, Türkiye. The building was originally established as a tekke and later converted into a medrese; today, following restoration, it serves as a venue for cultural and social activities. Historical Development The core structure of Haraççıoğlu Medresesi was constructed in the 18th century by Hüseyin Ağa of the Cizyedarzâde family as a tekke affili

Bursa Siyah İnciri is a geographical indication registered fig variety belonging to the “Dürdane” type. This fig is distinguished by its dark purple skin, red flesh, and large size (fruit width 55–65 mm, length 45–55 mm). Its flavor profile is sweet with a mild acidity, accompanied by a firm fruit structure and distinct aroma. It is a self-incompatible variety; pollination occurs when pollen from male figs (ilek) is transferred to female fruits via the fig wasp (Blastophaga psenes L.). Bursa Siy