over the entrance is carved in relief and embellished in star patterns. An annex contains four additional tombs, identified as those of Aladdin Ali (whom the annex is named after, “Mausoleum of Alaaddin”), Şehzade Ahmet, Orhan and Şehzade Hatun. The remaining eleven tombs belong to the rest of the sultan's family to the south of the mosque and the madrasa. They are decorated with polychrome glazed tiles mostly in blue, except for the tombs of Şehzade Mustafa and Mahidevran Hatun which is decorated in painted Iznik tiles from the 16th century in the polychrome technique. In the 1950s the madrasa became a tuberculosis clinic and it now houses a medical centre. Gallery See also Complex of Mehmed I Gülruh Hatun Şirin Hatun Bülbül Hatun References External links "Muradiye Complex." Publications of Bursa Governorship. 2004. Pictures of the complex in detail Muradiye Complex, Bursa, Archnet 15th century in the Ottoman Empire Buildings and structures of the Ottoman Empire Mosque buildings with domes Monuments and memorials in Turkey Mosques in Bursa Ottoman mosques in Bursa 15th-century mosques