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Ayasofya-Hürrem Sultan Hamamı
İstanbul'da Ayasofya Müzesi ile Sultanahmet Camii arasında yer alan Türk hamamı; Kanuni Sultan Süleyman'ın eşi Hürrem Sultan tarafından, Mimar Sinan'a 16. yüzyılda (1556 - 1557) Aya Sofya'nın yanına, 532 yılında tamamen yıkılan tarihi Zeuksippos Banyoları'nın bulunduğu yere inşa ettirilmiştir.
1910 yılına kadar aktif olarak kullanılan hamam, uzun yıllar kapalı kalmıştır. Sultan Ahmet cezaevinin dolu olduğu zamanlarda mahkumların da tutulduğu hamam, dönem dönem kağıt deposu ve benzin deposu olarak da kullanılmıştır. İstanbul’un abidevi eserlerinden olan Ayasofya Hürrem Sultan Hamamı 1957 - 1958 yıllarında onarılmış ve 2008 yılına kadar kamuya ait halı satış mağazası olarak kullanılmıştır.
Klasik devir Osmanlı hamamları üslubundaki yapı, çifte hamam şeklinde ve 75 m uzunluğundadır. Bu hamamda, Türk hamam mimarisinde bir yenilik olmak üzere ilk defa kadınlar ve erkekler kısmı aynı eksen üzerinde yapılmıştır.
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[@burcuyldzbakar3779]

Hurrem sultan hayir olsun diye yaptirmis... zenginlere hayir oluyor

[@KaanU_06]

Sabah sabah sesli güldüm. Döküle kalma burcuuuu 😀

[@yaseminkosansu7122]

1 , buçuk saat 30 euro gittim bi kahve bile içemedim çok pahalı geldi .ayrıca hurremden nefret ediyorum ruhu huzur bulmasin

[@cigdemdoganay6681]

Çok haklısınız. Kadın öbur taraftan gelse parayla girildiğini görse tekrar ölür üzüntüsünden. Paralari alip isleten dua etse bari Hürrem Sultana. Ama bayıldım çok güzel yapmış Mimar Sinan çok zevkli

[@songulaskar7677]

Mimar Sinan ve tüm Osmanlı liderlerinin Ruhları şad olsun mekanları Cennet

[@adrianavanache6507]

Amin

[@mistikruh1549]

hürremin eserlerı cokguzel ıyıkı yaptırmıs

[@2403mirr]

😢😥 I cry when Hurrem sultan die and the last episode is soo cry moment. Hurrem sultan and Sultan Suleiman love is always immortal. I am Indian. But that Magnificent century sultan Suleiman time was very important and interesting time . Hurrem sultan was Malika k Malika Thea. Hurrem sultan was queen of queen. Sultan Suleiman was king of king. Hurrem sultan was very powerful women , knowledge women and loyalty women , real queen 👑. Hurrem sultan and Sultan Suleiman love always immortal for each other. 😓😥😢. One day I come topkapi palace. My inner heart say you go to see topkapi palace and sultan Suleiman palace.

[@bismilla9834]

Yas I am also

[@mv2244]

Si, pero una cosa es la novelucha q es un 90% de ficcion

[@jeanneaubert4193]

@@mv2244 yes but Hurrem and Suleiman love is real

[@renateserenay2032]

Did u know that "thea" is a grek word? It means "godess". How do u know this word??🤔🤔

[@melikkzlaslan]

Bu eserin içerinde çalışmak mükemmel bir duygu sadece hamam değil daha derin manalar vardır

[@beyza5853]

Siz mi calisiyorsunuz

[@celiaibarra8761]

Please translate to English/ Spanish. It would help us understand better. We’re fascinated with this beautiful place. Thanks!

[@righteousnesskim6712]

yes please

[@zareenali6346]

Yes please thank you

[@googleracun7892]

YES

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@karinam4488]

Onikidev Adam thank u for the translation 🙏

[@karakalpakl2367]

Ah istanbul dünyanın merkezi istanbul ne kültürler tasırsın

[@sheryy99]

Hamami means ??

[@ummusalih3486]

Sheeraz Ahmed Bathroom

[@sheryy99]

@@ummusalih3486 Thanku

[@user-gn7pk4zr4n]

Великолепно обожаю Хюррем

[@lubnaisar805]

Very beautiful and interesting video about past .From Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

[@juanangelvieyrazamora2444]

De la manera más atenta y con el respeto k se merecen podrían de favor traducirlo al español para los k vemos sus videos aki en México a mi me encanta ver todo lo k tenga k ver con el castillo topkapiy sus sultanes x favor gracias

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@biancanailsmexico10]

Si por favor porque no sabemos su idioma los mexicanos.😐

[@taranamecidova2036]

Allah mimar Sinana ve Moskvada Kremlin tikilmedinde evezsis xidmetleri olan mimar Elise rehmet olsunlar.

[@gunayhsnova5432]

Kremli tikən Şamaxılı olub ,adı kərim olub ,kremlidə adı ordan yaranıb .belə oxumuşam .həsənov rahim tarixçidir .onun səyfəsindən

[@jsmartinez07]

I didn't understand a word she said but I enjoyed the video! Very beautiful palace!

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@habibakhan858]

We love to listen this historical story in english. Will be thankful for care 😊

[@hulyaklc8756]

çok güzel

[@cevahirgoktepe9965]

Cok güzell

[@sultana.97]

Cok guzel 😍😍

[@alinkaaxundova2305]

Gitmek isterdim

[@zabilsefer3520]

Burda bu muzikle adam yatar. ..

[@kavafyanbezmialem7297]

Müziğin adı ne?

[@yldzulger4]

Ne kadarda acı cekmiş Osmanlı zamanında kadınlar anneler evlatlarının taht için katledilecegini bile bile

[@user-ww2td5yy5u]

О zaman kadinlar dougurmasaydi

[@siilerin12.imammehdiputin24]

Yıldız Ülger Aptal, onlar saray kadini, kendin gibi basit koylu olmalarini mi istiyorsun. Sanki saray kadinlari butun kadinlari temsil ediyormus gibi. O vakitler istanbula gelen bir Alman rahip, Turkler dunyayi, kadinlari da onlari yonetiyor demistir. Oku biraz cahil kari

[@elif-vc3qw]

@@siilerin12.imammehdiputin24 ne çirkin insansin.midem bulandi

[@nursatu1790]

I'm Indonesian.I like hurrem so much

[@rosauradearmas4778]

Bello lugar!

[@maribelbonet2860]

Es precioso, a pesar de los xiglos,es maravilloso,,bendiciones a la hasaki sultan hurrem,

[@alinkaaxundova2305]

Cok guzel hamam

[@ruqyah.shariah28]

I love Turkey sooo much. From Pakistan ❤

[@melihanur9253]

❤❤🤗

[@fadikgulerergan9574]

❤

[@botbotoc9944]

Красиве місце мрія мого дитинства

[@mariavi33]

Haseki Hurrem Sultan did a lot of charity wich is sadly ignored by most people in favour of myths and legends. Its truly sad.

[@esra6383]

Ne yazık ki hep araplar giriyor o kadar pahalı ki önceden randevu almak gerekiyor ..

[@fadikgulerergan9574]

Ülkeniz arapları çok seviyor vazgeçemiyor:))))

[@ummucicek683]

Ne kdr ki

[@fatmatmatulkilimcil3003]

Burası ziyarete açıkmı açıksa nezaman açık görmek isterim cevap verirseniz sevinirim

[@mya-g7488]

Ubicado entre el Museo Hagia Sophia y la Mezquita Azul en Estambul Baño turco ; Fue construido por Hürrem Sultan, esposa de Solimán el Magnífico, a Sinan el Arquitecto en el siglo XVI (1556-1557) junto a Hagia Sophia, en el lugar de los históricos Baños Zeuksippos, que fueron completamente destruidos en 532. El baño consta de 3 secciones como frío, cálido y cálido en mujeres y hombres.

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@azmatalikhan1254]

Magnificent

[@talhashaheen1437]

So bueautiful place

[@user-mn8ip9iy3r]

СПАСИБО.👍💯👍👍💯💝

[@songulaskar7677]

Güzel insanlar

[@shankhan1649]

I love Turkish people I love sultan sulaiman I love All Turkish people From Pakistan.

[@mavikanat6646]

Pakistan ve Türkiye kardeş bizim en zor zamanımızda yanımızdaydılar Kurtuluş savaşında siz bizi unutmadınız biz Türkler de Pakistan'ı ahirete kadar unutmayacağız🤗

[@iseeyou6598]

MİMAR SİNAN 🥇

[@corinehanes934]

Please, please, translate into English.

[@bubaristanovic9632]

Hurem💞

[@AlexandraDollyWorld]

Beautiful adore Hurem Sultan

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@es-saadialyadi9597]

جميل جدا .....روعة روعة

[@YangMyang]

I love to watch every single they made a drama watching im from Philippines. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 But live in Dubai UAE 🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪❤️

[@ahmetizmirturkey]

❤️

[@aimanaiman6712]

👌👌👌👌👌nice

[@jljl6816]

Chok gezal~🌷

[@adrianavanache6507]

Minunata sultana Hurrem O femeie adevarata

[@mistikruh1549]

hurrem ıyıkı eserlerını yaptırmıs mahıdevrana kalsa hıc bısı yaptırmazdı hurrem yıllar sonra bıle adının duyurulacagını bılmıs mıhrımah sultanı mımar sinana verebılırmıs demekkı sadık kalmamıs hurreme mimar sinan eserlerı hepsüper olmus

[@juejara3651]

Nice

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@tubasamir3028]

تصوير رائع.

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@taranamecidova2036]

Cok interesyon oldu goren bu hamamda kullaniyorladlear induki cemaet .Cok merak ediyorum.tsk

[@evarovira7232]

Transformaron todo Abia sido mas lindo que lo ubieran dejado como era en aquella epoca

[@lailathulsumaiya637]

I like to visit Istanbul..........l want to see sulaimen's palace and IAM very eager to see how their life style ........IAM very interested........may be l like to be a princess or queen of that palace.....l like Suleiman very much💝💝 by watching magnificent century drama.......I love Istanbul....wait for me Istanbul........Insha Allah.....one day I will be there for see sulaimen's palace.........💖💖

[@princessprincess9246]

Some one told me that Turkey is a very dangerous place to visit .as I too want to go thier but when he said .I am really confused about it now .is Turkey is really dangerous place to visit ? Is really murders are happened their day by day.is that really true?

[@lailathulsumaiya637]

@@princessprincess9246 I don't know.....

[@samanthacheraga4761]

Turkey is not a dangerous place to visit , I am english and have been too Istanbul 4 times, it’s a lovely place , the area around topkapi palace is a very safe place with lots of police presence, I have never had a bad experience there. It is a beautiful city I would like to return again as soon as I am able

[@arissadayo865]

@@princessprincess9246 robber i think.. be carefull

[@sagduyu023]

@@princessprincess9246 www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@sabahossain1914]

Awesome 💚💛💕 👌👌👌👌

[@user-zx9pt4uy2w]

Да как в наше время жена олигарха.

[@pakistanlahore9713]

👌👌👌👌

[@xediceselimli3675]

Hürrem hayır xeyrat olsun diye hanami yaptırmış şimdi sadece zenginler göre biliyor 😏

[@mv2244]

Lo q hace el gob, la gente, la avaricia y ambición

[@TAHZENN]

Restorasyon gormus ve malum turkiyede restorasyon anlayişi asiri sacma Aslina sadik kalinan restorasyon nadirdir

[@betg6748]

Özgünlüğünü yitirmiş zaten. Musluklar lületaşı yerine altinkaplamali saçma sapan bir malzeme ile değiştirilmiş. Videoda restorasyonda hiç taviz verilmemiş diyor ama led ışıklar bile değişikliğin derecesini anlatıyor.

[@TAHZENN]

@@betg6748 turkiyede ki restorasyon anlayisi tadilat demek 🤭🤭

[@gudrunloveless664]

translation into english would be nice

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@leylaarkadas6852]

Hamam belgeselinde o Sufi müzik nee

[@zeynepaydin898]

Aynen. Bende öyle düsünüyorum.

[@neturevbuturev1626]

ne alaka? ney bir müzik aleti. istersen dansöz bile oynatabilirsin. her şeye kutsallık affetmeyin. dünya sizin etrafınızda dönmüyor

[@haxopet1107]

Selam iz Bosne od srca

[@talhashaheen1437]

I love islam and islamic state

[@miraelamira3444]

🤗❤❤❤😊😄

[@lydiamontanez7075]

Es una pena que no pueda oírse en español. Traduzcan lo por favor.

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@jiselavaldez6473]

Eso mismo tanto los videos como las diferentes entrevistas que le han hecho a los actores de Suliman

[@zeynepatici6094]

Kimbilir giriş ne kadardır

[@abbasovaliheydar2913]

Ben ora getsem ele bilerem hurem ordadr bir yerden çxaçaq

[@yagmur9662]

😂😂😂

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Deli mi sen

[@imanh9193]

لا تفيد الاعمال الخيرية من المجرمين

[@muhammadasim9347]

Is this the palace, which was built by sinan ordered by hurrem sultan

[@mustafacavus597]

Neden korku filmi var, tarihimizi güzel anlatabilirdiniz

[@yldzulger4]

Ama gercek kardeş kardeşi katletmiş koltuk için

[@fadikgulerergan9574]

@@yldzulger4 hürrem mustafayı öldürttü onuda yazaydın :)))

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Please, translate

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@shahrazade26]

Altayazı bana gerek, lütfen.

[@sagduyu023]

www.ayasofyahamami.com/tarihi_ve_mimari_doku Mimar Sinan, Architect "I hope that until the end of days, good hearted friends who take a look at what I have made, when they will perceive the seriousness and the spirit of my effort, can have a fair view and can invoke my name to pray for me.” The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam in Istanbul was designed and built by Mimar Sinan, the chief Ottoman architect. It was built at the request of Hurrem Sultan (Roxelana), the wife of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent in the 16th century (1556-1557 AD). It was built where the ancient public baths of Zeuxippus (100-200 AD) used to stand, between the Blue Mosque and the Hagia Sophia. The area is also particularly significant as the site where the Temple of Zeus once stood. The hamam was operational until 1910 when it closed for many years. It was later used to house the convicts during times when the nearby Sultanahmet Prison was full. Subsequently it was a storage place for paper and oil. The Ayasofya Hurrem Sultan Hamam, one of the most beautiful monuments in Istanbul, was restored for the first time between the years 1957-1958 and was a carpet bazaar until 2007. Although the hamam was built in the classical period Ottoman bath style, it was an innovation in Turkish bath architecture to have the sections for men and women constructed on the same axis as mirror images of each other.

[@munevverkoyuncu7244]

Yıllar once fiyatı 100 dolara yakındı

[@betg6748]

Fiyatı 10 lira olsa bizim halkımız mahveder.

[@ladydi4725]

BET G o kadar haklısın ki

[@ftmmmylmzz]

@@betg6748 Çok doğru söylüyorsun aslında böyle güzel yerler korunmalı kıymet bilecek insanlar kullanmalı

[@dogruyol491]

HAMAM NE MEY NE??

[@haticeozyilmaz6695]

Yapmasınlar. ..eski yapıları bozmasinlar bence definemi arıyorlar yoksa bozup orijinalini muaf ediyorlar...yazık çok yazık para gelsin diye restorasyon muş. ..gülelim bari...

[@user-tl8uw1ix7m]

чок гозал лакин там чего только не было

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👍

[@zeynepzeynep398]

Çok güzel ama çok pahali saati 30€ dan başliyo 140 € ya kadar

[@ermandocihangir84]

30 EUR değil bence 30 ₺ dir fiyat

[@beyza5853]

@@ermandocihangir84 hee nah 30 tl

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@@beyza5853 😂😂😂😂😂

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Ohaa 😳

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Dayen sultana 😡😡

[@tevfikkamilozgen4228]

Sülüman olmuş dülüman kör nefsin adamı pipimen

[@betulunal3511]

Allah aşkına bu ne saçma bir müzik.Sanki korku filmi

[@aylamina194]

Tam terse . Bence çok güzel bir müzik