700-Year-Old Planting Tradition Continues at Sheikh Bube Tomb
The Sheikh Bube Tomb, located in Boğaz village, hosted centuries-old commemoration events attended by thousands of people every October.
The 700-year-old traditional commemoration events held every October at the Sheikh Bube Tomb in Boğaz village took place with the participation of thousands of citizens in an enthusiastic and spiritual atmosphere.
High Attendance and Spiritual Atmosphere
Thousands of citizens filling Boğaz village, where the Sheikh Bube Tomb is located, shared the spiritual atmosphere of this special day by praying and reciting the Holy Quran.
Within the scope of the commemoration events, families gathered around the area sacrificed animals and collectively revived their deep-rooted traditions that have continued for centuries.
Historical and Spiritual Significance
Expressing their feelings on the occasion of the visit, citizens particularly drew attention to the historical and spiritual importance of Boğaz village and the tomb.
Stating that 366 companions who took part in the Islamic army were martyred in the region, the citizens noted that as the public, they come together here every year in October.
Continuation of Centuries-Old Traditions
It was stated that the centuries-old traditions inherited from elders and passed down from generation to generation have continued resolutely for exactly 700 years without any interruption.