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Erenler Cem House

Silivri, İstanbul · Marmara
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Introduction

The Erenler Cem Evi is a significant place of worship located in the heart of Istanbul, holding great importance for the Alevi community. With its warm atmosphere and deep cultural roots, it offers visitors a unique experience. As a space where faith and culture converge, Erenler Cem Evi aims to strengthen social unity and brotherhood.

Features

While Erenler Cem Evi stands out with its modern architecture, it also serves as a venue where traditional Alevi rituals are preserved. Inside, you'll find a spacious gathering area, classrooms, and facilities for social events. This community center not only hosts worship but also embraces social and cultural activities through various events. Beyond being one of Istanbul's key religious centers, Erenler Cem Evi is a meeting point that brings together people from diverse beliefs and cultures.

Visiting Information

Erenler Cem Evi is open on specific days of the week and hosts cem events along with other social activities. It’s advisable to gather information in advance if you wish to visit. This valuable site in Istanbul awaits exploration by both locals and tourists. By visiting Erenler Cem Evi, you can delve into the rich cultural fabric of Istanbul and the profound depth of Alevi faith.

Visitor information
Prayer times

Visits may be restricted during prayer times; you may be asked to wait while prayers are in progress. Note that the mosque may close to visitors around Friday midday (Friday prayer) — plan your visit accordingly.

Dress code & etiquette
Shoulders and knees must be covered
Women need a headscarf; usually provided at the entrance
Shoes are removed at the entrance
Keep quiet inside and do not disturb worshippers
Admission is free
LOCATION · ERENLER CEM HOUSE
Erenler Cem House
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Silivri area