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01:37:08 pm on June 20, 2008 | # | |
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The first women’s shelter of the Ottoman Empire was established in the late 17th century and served until the mid-19th century. With a capacity of 100 people, the Hatuniye dervish convent, also known as ‘Karılar’ dervish convent, was located in the Bülbülderesi district of Eyüp, in Istanbul.
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