Konia Collection

Iconium (Konia) (engraving)
5224132 Iconium (Konia) (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Iconium (Konia). Illustration for The Life of Jesus Christ by John Fleetwood (Blackie)

Konia, the Gate of the Bazaar (engraving)
3654134 Konia, the Gate of the Bazaar (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Konia, the Gate of the Bazaar)

Idadie School (Ottoman Imperial School) - Konya, Turkey Date: circa 1910

Scenes from Konya, Turkey
Two Kiosks in the Public Garden, Konya, Turkey and a view of houses on Station Street, Konya. Date: circa 1909

Konya, Turkey - Tomb of Sadruddin Konevi
Konya, Turkey - The Tomb of Sadruddin Konevi (1210-1274). Stepson of Muhyiddin Ibn al-Arabi. Sadruddin Konevis Mother married Ibn al-Arabi, following the death of her husband

Konya, Turkey - A Map of Konya Province
A Map of Konya Province, marking Konya (also known as Koniah, Konieh, Konia, Qunia and Iconium) in Turkey. Dates from 3000 BC and successively came under the influence of the Hittites

Sanajeh School - Konya, Turkey
Konya Sanayi Mektebi School of Industrial Design (formerley the Sanajeh School ) - Konya (Konia), Turkey. Date: circa 1910

The sufi art work of ceiling rose of Karatay Medrese Museum
Karatay Medrese is a medrese (a school with a frequently but not absolutely religious focus) built in Konya, Turkey, in 1251 by the Emir of the city Celaleddin Karatay, serving the Seljuk sultan

Konya - Minaret and Medressa
Konya, Turkey - Minaret and Medressa Date: circa 1940

Konya, Turkey - Panoramic view to the North
Panoramic view of Konya looking north with inset of the Railway Hotel on the Konya to Baghdad railway line. Konya (Turkey) was also known as Koniah, Konieh, Konia, Qunia and Iconium

Konya, Turkey - The Ince Minaret Medrese Museum
Konya (also known as Koniah, Konieh, Konia, Qunia and Iconium) in Turkey. The Ince Minaret Medrese (" The Medrese with the fine Minaret )

Konya, Turkey - A Main Street
A Main Street, Konya (also known as Koniah, Konieh, Konia, Qunia and Iconium) in Turkey with troop movements visible. Dates from 3000 BC and successively came under the influence of the Hittites

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"Discover the Mystical Charm of Konia: A Journey through Whirling Dervishes and Ottoman Splendor" Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing world of Konia, where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with architectural wonders. Step into a realm of spiritual ecstasy as you witness two Whirling Dervishes gracefully twirl to the enchanting melodies played by talented musicians. Konya, known for its rich history and cultural heritage, beckons you to explore its hidden gems. Marvel at the magnificent Mosque & Turbe (burial building) of Rumi, a sacred site that pays homage to one of Turkey's most revered poets and mystics. Lose yourself in the intricate details of this awe-inspiring structure that stands as a testament to Rumi's profound influence on Sufism. As you wander through Konia's streets, let an engraving transport you back in time to Iconium - the city's former name. Feel the vibrant energy emanating from The Gate of Bazaar as merchants once did centuries ago. Imagine bustling marketplaces filled with colorful textiles, aromatic spices, and exotic treasures waiting to be discovered. Education takes center stage at Idadie School - an Ottoman Imperial School that has nurtured countless young minds throughout history. Admire its grandeur and imagine students immersed in knowledge within these hallowed halls. Scenes from modern-day Konya will captivate your senses; vibrant markets brimming with locals going about their daily lives while preserving their cherished traditions. Let each corner reveal stories untold as you uncover layers upon layers of this fascinating city's past. Venturing further into Konya province reveals even more wonders – visit Sadruddin Konevi’s Tomb and pay respects to this esteemed scholar whose teachings continue to inspire generations today.