Halveti Teqe
Halveti Teqe
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Preston, UK3,807 contributions
Sept 2023 • Couples
This is the building across the courtyard from the Kings Mosque. Although it is normally kept locked, the caretaker of the nearby Kings Mosque kindly took us across. While very plain on the outside, the interior is spectacular, particularly the painted wood ceiling that has been renovated with painstaking precision. Originally built in 1782 for a sect of the Dervish community as a place to perform. There is a balcony for musicians.
Written 30 September 2023
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70ava
Beijing, China1,009 contributions
Oct 2022
An amazing example of Islamic art, beautifully renovated with Turkish (Erdogan) money. This is the gathering place of the Sufis, next to the King's mosque and is quite a unique place in the Balkans. Ask the Mosque's guard to open the place for you, from the outside it is quite boring.
Written 24 October 2022
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Alexandra Headland, Australia10,147 contributions
May 2019 • Couples
About 250 years old, this is a Sufi tekke of the Khalwati order. It was undergoing extensive renovations at the time of my visit, but I was privileged to get access anyway : onto the scaffolding right underneath the magnificent timber green, red & gold ceiling. Few people would come this close to admire the fine lattice and paintwork. A fantastic experience, one to remember.
Written 7 July 2019
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S1228WQdavidm
London, UK137 contributions
Apr 2019 • Solo
was allowed despite the restoration work going on. Because of the scafolding inside we had to go in a few at a time, but never the less able to view the decorated deiling
Written 16 April 2019
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VictorGee
Brighton, UK66 contributions
Oct 2018 • Friends
This is a Becktashi Teqe. It has a information board outside to help you understand how the building was used but a guide will be able to give much more information.
Written 18 October 2018
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Katrien S
Ghent, Belgium1,944 contributions
May 2018 • Couples
This, fairly small, square building was where the dervishes performed. The balcony was for the musicians. Once, there was also an important grave attached, but that got destroyed in one of the many wars that Albania has suffered. The interior has beautiful frescos, which is quite rare in Islamic architecture in Albania. The guide of the King mosque will automatically show you this, as it is not 100m further.
Written 6 June 2018
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nomad4838
Fethiye, Türkiye416 contributions
Nov 2017 • Friends
this was nice visit for me ,it was very well protected ,I was walking around and found it coincedently ,it was high ligth of my visit to berat
Written 22 December 2017
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