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Seyyid Şerif Türbesi

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Tomb· Develi, Kayseri

Seyyid Şerif Türbesi

Seyyid Şerif Türbesi is a tomb in Develi, Kayseri; According to the inscription on its crown portal, the tomb was built by Sheikh Muhammed in AH 695 / AD 1295-1296 in the name of Seyyid Şerif, a sheikh of the Rifa'i order.

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According to the inscription on its crown portal, the tomb was built by Sheikh Muhammed in AH 695 / AD 1295-1296 in the name of Seyyid Şerif, a sheikh of the Rifa'i order. In Ottoman-era records the tomb is referred to as the Seyyid Şerif Lodge (Zaviye). A register held in the Ottoman Archives of the Prime Ministry, dated AH 1294 / AD 1877 and recording the accounts of pious foundations in and around Develi, notes that a plot of vineyard in the Çelebi farmstead was endowed to pay the income of the attendants of the Seyyid Şerif Lodge.

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