Haydar Collection

The English Cemetery, Haydar Pasa, Constantinople
The English Cemetery at Haydar Pasa, Constantinople Date: circa 1910s

Mohammed Hayder, Pasha of Jerusalem, 1844 (w / c & ink on paper)
468712 Mohammed Hayder, Pasha of Jerusalem, 1844 (w/c & ink on paper) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; English, out of copyright

Ottoman Army Entering a City, Folio from a Divan of Mahmud Abd al-Baqi, last quarter 16th century

Selimiye Barracks at Haydar Pasa, Istanbul
The Selimiye Barracks at Haydar Pasa (built by Mahmud II in 1828), known in Turkish as Kisla - the site of Florence Nightingales British Military Hospital during the Crimean War. Date: circa 1910s

Istanbul - Hospital at Haydar Pasa, Turkey - The Faculty of Medicine. Date: circa 1910s

Istanbul, Turkey - Haydar Pasa Station
Haydar Pasa Station viewed from the waters of the southern mouth of the Bosphorus - Constantinople, Turkey. Date: 1927

Porters and their boss at Haydar Pasa Quay, transporting a very large and probably very heavy, block of stone, suspended on two long wooden poles

Hospital of Haydar Pasa, Constantinople
The Gardens of the Hospital of Haydar Pasa with staff and some inmates - Constantinople, Turkey

Torbat Heydarrieh Ghotbed-Din Heydar - Iran
Torbat-e Heydarieh (Zava, Zaveh), Razavi Khorasan Province, Iran - The tomb of Qotboddin Heydar (Qutb ad-Din Haydar) (?-1221) a Persian Sufi saint and Malamati-Qalandari Sheikh

SULEIMAN THE MAGNIFICENT (c1494-1566). Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, 1520-1566. With two dignitaries. Turkish miniature, c1560, by Haydar Reis, known as Nigari

View of Haidar Pasha and Kadikoy - Istanbul, Turkey
View of the tracks leading to the Haidar Pasha Railway Terminus (Haydarpasa Gari) and Kadikoy - Istanbul, Turkey. Date: circa 1910s

The Turkish Cemetery at Haydarpasa, Kadikoy, Istanbul. Date: circa 1930s

Istanbul, Turkey - View of Haydar Pasa from Kadikoy Date: 1927

Selimiye Barracks, Haydar Pasa
The Selimiye Barracks at Haydar Pasa (built by Mahmud II in 1828), known in Turkish as Kisla - the site of Florence Nightingales British Military Hospital during the Crimean War

Haydar Pasa Station - Constantinople, Turkey
Haydar Pasa Station viewed from the waters of the southern mouth of the Bosphorus - Constantinople, Turkey

Constantinople Ferryboat - Galata
The Ferryboat from Haydar Pasa at the Galata Dock/Station/Bridge at Constantinople, Turkey

Italian Pre-dreadnought Battleship Vittorio Emanuele
View of the Italian Pre-dreadnought Battleship Vittorio Emanuele on the Sea of Marmara by Haydar Pasa about to enter the Bosphorus

Passport Bureau at Haydar Pasa
The rather extraordinary Passport Bureau at Haydar Pasa

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Haydar, a name that echoes through history and across continents. From the English Cemetery in Haydar Pasa, Constantinople to the Selimiye Barracks at Haydar Pasa in Istanbul, this name holds tales of valor and significance. In 1844, Mohammed Hayder, the esteemed Pasha of Jerusalem, left his mark on history with his leadership and wisdom. A captivating artwork captures his essence - a watercolor and ink masterpiece that immortalizes his legacy. The Ottoman Army's triumphs are etched into memory as they enter cities with pride. One such moment is captured in a folio from Mahmud Abd al-Baqi's Divan - an awe-inspiring depiction of their might. From Baghdad to Iran, the influence Khana Mosque stretches far and wide. Even during WWI, it became a symbol of hope as it adorned Christmas cards sent amidst turmoil. Not limited to religious landmarks alone, Haydar leaves its mark on hospitals too. The Hospital at Haydar Pasa in Istanbul served as a sanctuary for healing while the Hospital Pasa in Constantinople stood tall as a beacon of care. Haydar even transcends borders as we find ourselves transported to Turkey's bustling cityscape. The vibrant energy emanating from Haydar Pasa Station fills the air while porters hustle along at Haydar Pasa Quay under their boss' watchful eye. As we delve deeper into history, we encounter Torbat Heydariyeh Ghotbed-Din Heydariyeh in Iran - an ancient town steeped in tradition where centuries-old stories intertwine with modern life. Finally, our journey brings us back full circle to Mohammed himself - the Arabian prophet who founded Islam. Standing side by side with Moses in timeless artistry showcases how faith unites generations across time and space. Through these hints scattered throughout different eras and locations around the world emerges the captivating tale of Haydar.