Harput, which forms the origin of the city of Elazığ and has been an important settlement in every period of history, has extremely important historical remains and artifacts. Harput hosted the Çubuk Beylik, Artuqids, Seljuks, Dulkadirids, and Aq Qoyunlu throughout its history, and after finally joining the Ottoman Empire, it became one of the empire's favorite cities, becoming the center of science and wisdom in the region.

In this study, among the historical heritage such as castles, mosques, tombs, churches, baths, and other historical remains that still exist in Harput, which is now a neighborhood connected to Elazığ province, and are disappearing day by day, the mosques, masjids, and tombs that have survived with their existing inscriptions, and the inscriptions found in these structures, have been examined. While examining these structures, a comparison was made between their initial and final states, highlighting their striking features, and examining the inscriptions belonging to the structures in terms of their condition, calligraphic styles, and location within the structure.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)