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The Tombul Mosque.
Halil Pasha Mosque" Tombul Mosque.
Tombul Mosque, Shumen- approximately 16.8 kilometers north.
The Bulgarian State Monument Tombul Mosque.
Ismail Hakki Tombul, the chairman of KESK, the Confederation of Public Workers' Unions, went even farther.
Charity iftar dinners under the shadow of Tombul mosque.
The restoration of“Tombul” mosque started back in 2004 with initial studies and overburdens.
Sherif Halil Pasha Mosque, also known as Tombul Mosque is located i….
Tombul Mosque was declared a monument of architecture and construction by virtue of publication in State Gazette, issue No 22 of 1975.
Sherif Halil Pasha Mosque,also known as Tombul Mosque is located in the town of Shumen.
The name Tombul origins from the shape of the mosque dome- in Turkish Tombul means thick, inflated, plump.
The mosque of Sherif Halil Pasha better known as Tombul Mosque is the largest of its kind in Bulgaria.
The mosque is a cultural monument of national significance and is one of the largest on the Balkan Peninsula andthe second largest after the one in Shumen- Tombul Mosque.
In order to get there you must start from Tombul Mosque, another famous tourist attraction in Shumen, and follow the signs.
So it was initiatedagain in 2016 and in August 2019 the restoration of the interior part of“Tombul” mosque was finally completed.
In 1744 with the donation of Sherif Halil Pasha the Tombul Mosque was built- the largest mosque on the Bulgarian lands, still preserved.
The largest Muslim complex, which includes a mosque, madrasah, cemetery, library andpavilion with mineral springs,"Tombul Jamia" is located in the town of Shumen.
One of the most interesting monuments from the 18th century, Tombul Mosque is the largest mosque in Bulgaria and the second-largest on the Balkan peninsula.
The hotel offers a wonderful view to the Shumen plateau, the Fortress of Shumen,the Founders of the Bulgarian State Monument, Tombul Mosque and the rest of the town.
Other places of interest nearby are the Shumen Fortress, Tombul Mosque and Monument Creators of the Bulgarian State(all in Shumen).
In his study Ahmed analyses 16 instruments of incorporation of awqaf from the period 1690- 1870,among which the one of the largest mosque complex in Bulgaria-“Sherif Halil Pasha”(Tombul) mosque.
In Shumen itself may be visited the monument Creators of the Bulgarian Country and Tombul Mosque, which is the second largest mosque on the Balkan Peninsula.
Shumen is the 10th largest city in Bulgaria and it features historical fortress, a monument built to celebrate 1300 years since Bulgaria was founded andthe biggest mosque in Bulgaria Tombul Mosque.
Further take a short drive to the nearby town of Shumen,where you will have the chance to visit Tombul mosque, built in the 1744- one of the largest mosques on the Balkan Peninsula.
Tombul Mosque is a complex of several buildings, main building is a temple of prayer, there is a large yard and with living quarters in it are separated twelve rooms, which were formerly School of the Muslim community, and today serve as a board.
The Sherif Halil Pasha Mosque(more commonly known as the Tombul Mosque) in town of Shumen is the largest mosque in Bulgaria(just before the mosque in town of Razgrad) and second on the Balkans.
There is certainly worth a visit to the famous brewery, Shumen Fortress(XII- XIV centuries., Now in her museum), the Regional History Museum, and is also considered the largest andmost beautiful mosque in Bulgaria Tombul(1744), behind which is the Turkish Market Hall.
One of them is attractive Turkish mosque Sherif Halil Pasha Mosque known as Tombul, the most famous Muslim shrine operating in the country and was declared an architectural monument.
Name Tombul obtained because the oval shape of the dome, the name in Turkish means balls, inflated, it is curious that in the construction of foundations of Muslim temple columns are used belonging to the palace of the old Bulgarian capital Pliska, this fact gives rise to the scientists and archaeologists to suggest that the remains of the royal palace at the time when the mosque was built-"Sherif Halil Pasha" was still retained after this period ruins plundered.
If we have to look more closely to the architecture of the entire complex“Tombul” mosque, we could say that traditionally for that time at the mosques were constructed also supplementary outbuildings with a public function.