TEKKE EŞYALARI TASVİRLERİNE SAHİP BİR CAMİİ: AFYONKARAHİSAR BAŞMAKÇI RECEP BEY CAMİİ

Wall paintings, which started to be seen in Ottoman society from the 15th century, became widespread civil architecture Istanbul second half of 18th century. They spread all Anatolia and Balkans a short time anda re observed even small-scale village mosques. In this study, Recep Bey mosque, is located center Başmakçı district southeast Afyonkarahisar, was assessed terms Sufi culture by considering embroideries made using hand-drawn technique interior part, depictions, writing program, possible iconographic meanings that depictions may have, tekke items found structure. Mosques with two four minarets, salsabil pool arch curtain on it, oil lamp placed niche mihrab, pitcher, clock, scales scissors, eight-door, five-story paradise tree heaven upside down it were used walls work. According master inscription west wall, decorations named “Hüseyin Arif” “5 Muharram 1310” (G. July 30, 1892). The depiction many same wall suggests working tekke. structure program examined detail, concluded could Bektashi or Rifai, relations these sects each other as well futuwwa ahi organizations examined. With its mosque an original example mosques, are frequently encountered region, important representative art item depictions. Keywords: Turkish Art, Mosque, Paintings, Hand- drawn Decoration, Bektashism, Rifaism, Ahi Order Futuwwa.