Funerary complex of Sultan Askebe Turbesi located inside the fortress of Alanya, a hundred meters from the Süleymaniye Mosque. It was erected in 1230 on the orders of Askebe Turbesi - the first chief of the fortress under Sultan Aladdin Keykubat I. A complex was made of stone, and the dome and the interior walls are covered with bricks. The building has a square shape, it consisted of two rooms - directly to the tomb of Sultan Askebe Turbesi and mesdzhita. The tomb is the tomb long.

Here are the three tombs. Most likely, the apse mesdzhita previously was covered with faience. It contains an image with inscription which reads: "Only God knows the winners of the heavens and the earth. House to pray to Allah build only those who truly believe in Him, and the offensive of the loan of the day. The building was built in 1230, during the reign of need in the favor of Allah the great sultan Aladdin, his poor servant Askebe. " On the pedestal, a few meters from mesdzhita is the minaret, which has a cylindrical shape, made of brick. To now has reached only a fraction of the minaret to the balcony.

More in the rock on which the tomb, carved three more ancient tombs, the length of each of two meters. Of the extant sources that they have been used in later times as a storage for water.

Original symbol of the complex are placed in the cabin and in the garden ash receptacles. These vessels are for the most part are products of local origin, which had spread in the region of Cilicia. They were made of limestone and are associated with funerals. Knowing how hard to make the grave in the rocky terrain, the locals were forced to burn the bodies of the dead and the ashes placed in special containers made of limestone, which was very much in the area. They said they believed that the burning of the dead was to bring him close to immortality and at the same time show respect to the deceased. The vessels were made in various sizes and belonged to a greater extent to the Roman and Byzantine periods. The shape of the vessels resemble a sarcophagus, and the cover is like a saddle.