Postpartum Sultan's tomb?
⚡ Short answer: In Istanbul at Eyüpsultan, there is a tomb known among the people as "Postpartum Sultan," belonging to Mihrişah Valide Sultan.
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postpartum sultan's tomb?
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In Istanbul at Eyüpsultan, there is a tomb known among the people as "Postpartum Sultan," belonging to Mihrişah Valide Sultan. At the end of the 18th century, as the mother of Selim III, she left her mark on many charitable works and is remembered both as a charitable benefactor and a caring mother. Over time, it became a place where postpartum mothers, women struggling with milk supply, and those expecting babies would visit and pray.
Culturally, it's known as a space that protects mothers and babies during the postpartum period, believed to bring blessing and healing. Mothers who visit typically pray for gratitude, patience, and blessings for their milk supply. This is a folk tradition, not a religious ruling. You can encourage a mother who wants to visit to go with sincere prayers and a sense of spiritual strength.
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