Tomb of Molla Osman's Son Ahmet Hoca (Kaman)

History and General Information / Local Legends and Folklore Molla Osman's Son Ahmet Hoca Tomb is located in the Osmanlar Village of Kaman and is one of the most respected spiritual visiting points of the region. Ahmet Hodja, son of Molla Osman, who gave madrasah education in the region during the Ottoman period, raised students and took on the spiritual guidance of the people, is a man of heart known for his knowledge and morality. According to legend, during periods of drought, abundant rains fell with Ahmet Hodja's prayers, and patients were healed with his prayers. The tomb has been a gateway to prayer and supplication for visitors from surrounding provinces and districts for centuries. Geographical Structure, Altitude and Natural Features Located at an altitude of 1,110 meters, the tomb is located on a peaceful hillside of Osmanlar Village, under the shade of centuries-old larch and oak trees. A spiritual tranquility prevails with the sounds of birds and the breeze of the wind. Visiting Hours, Days and Entrance Fees