Hagia SophiaBasa Yunani:Ἁγία Σοφία; "Kawicaksanan Suci", Basa Turki:Ayasofya, Basa Latin:Sancta Sophia utawa Sancta Sapientia) iku panggonan, tilas gréja,mesjid, musiyum, banjur dadi mesjid malih, ing Istanbul, Turki. Misuwur kanthi mustaka/kubah kang gedhé, wangunan iki dianggep lambang utawa conto Arsitèktur Bizantium. Wangunan iki dadi katedral kang gedhé dhéwé sadonya sadurungé ana Katedral Sevilla.
Hagia Sophia ya iku yasan kuna panilasan saka kamaharajan Romawi wetan, kang ana ing tengah-tengah kuta Konstantinopel.Wangunan Konstantinopel sadurungé kanthi jéneng Byzantium Constantinopel (280-337),kanthi mlakuné jaman semanauga ganti dadi jeneng Istanbul, salah sijiné kuta kang misuwur ana ing Turki. Hagia Sophia kanggo Greja ana ing umat Kristen wétan kang digawé Konstantius ya iku putrané Kaisar Konstantinus Agung, wiwitane awujud Basilika kang ditahbisake ing taun 360. Gréja iki ngalami arubah wujud saka bangunané amarga kobongan lan lindhu. Ing masa kaisar Yustinianus (527-565), Hagia Sophia kang nglambangaké kajayaan kamaharajan Romawi Wétan diresmikake ana ing tanggal 7 mei 558 lan pangrombakan wujudté yasan ana ing awal abad-14. Sajeroning Contstantinopel tiba ana ing tangan bala Islam kang di pimpin ana ing Mehmed II(Muhammad al-Fatih), pamaréntahan taun 1444-1446 lan 1451-1481 ing tanggal 27 mei 1453, jeneng kuta diganti dadi Qustantaniyyeh (Kostantiniyye) lan didadèkaké ibu kutha Kesultanan Utsmaniyah. Sajeroning Constantinopel bisa direbut, Sultan Muhammad al-Fatih ngumandangake takbir lan nglakuni Shalat. Gréja Aya Sofia didadèkaké Mesjid lan dikenal karan mesjid Aya Sofia (Hagia Sophia). Sajeroning limang abad dadi mesjid, panguasa Turki kang jenenge Mustafa Kemal Atatürk ndadèkaké mesjid Aya Sofia dadi musiyum ing sajeroning pangawasan pamaréntah. Pungkasane ing tanggal 10 Juli 2020, pengadilan dhuwur Turki mbatalake keputusan 1943 sing ngganti status Hagia Sophia dadi museum. Bebarengan karo keputusan kasebut, ing tanggal sing padha Presiden Turki Recep Tayyip Erdogan ngetokake dekrit kang unine," Hagia Sophia bali menyang guna asline minangka papan ngibadah Muslim. Ngibadah pisanan bisa ditindakake wiwit 24 Juli." Sanajan wis diowahi dadi mesjid, Hagia Sophia tetep mbukak kanggo umum kang pengin plesir menyang Hagia Sophia.
Sawetara negara barat ora sarujuk ana kedadeyan iki, kayata Yunani lan Vatikan, nanging ana uga umat Kristen kang sarujuk amarga pamrentah Turki nduweni hak marang Hagia Sophia.
Prasasti St Gregorius Thaumaturgus sing dianggep karo kekuwatan ajaib
Salah sawijining Prasasti runic ing Hagia Sophia, mbokmenawa ditulis dening anggota Pengawal Varangian
Galeri Ndhuwur
Galeri ndhuwur ing loge saka prameswari
Galeri sisih
Cagak Bizantin lan mosaik, lan lukisan jaman Turki Utsmani
Mosaik Kaisar Alexander nyekeli tengkorak
Closeup saka lawang marmer karo kunci lan keyhole
Kaisar Alexios I ing mosaik Komnenos
Carved cross on one of the marble panels
Closeup of one of the Seraphim at the dome
View onto the Blue Mosque from one of the windows
Èleèn Islam
The Loge of the Sultan, decorated by the Fossati brothers
The mimbar from where the imam preached
Large medaillons by the Fossati brothers, proclaiming the name of Allah and his prophet
Iznik tiles showing the Kaaba, located next to the apse
Illuminated Iraqi manuscript from the De Materia Medica (1224 CE), kept in the library
Ablution basins for cleaning before prayer, outside the main entrance
Lukisan sajarah
Sketch of the mosaics in the eastern main arch and the apsis, by the Fossati brothers when found in the 19th century
Sketch of the six patriarchs panel mosaics of the southern tympanon (by Fossati)
Sketch of the six patriarchs panel mosaics of the northern tympanon (by Fossati)
Church of the Holy Apostles - formerly the second most important church of Constantinople
Hagia Irene - neighbouring church
Chora Church
Pammakaristos Church
Haseki Hürrem Sultan Hamamı - bath commissioned by Roxelana for the Hagia Sophia community
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Mosaik
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