A takya or takiyya is a Sufi lodge, especially in the Ottoman Empire, in pre-Safavid Iran and in South Asia.
Takya or takiyya may also refer to:
- in South Asia, a cemetery for Sufis
- in Iran since the Safavids, a takyeh
- in the modern Arab world, a soup kitchen
- Takya (Old City, Baku), a historical monument in Baku, Azerbaijan
- Təkyə, a village in Azerbaijan
- Takya, Kurdistan Region, a village in Kurdistan Region, Iraq
- taqiyya, dissimulation in Islam
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A takya or takiyya is a Sufi lodge, especially in the Ottoman Empire, in pre-Safavid Iran and in South Asia.
Takya or takiyya may also refer to:
- in South Asia, a cemetery for Sufis
- in Iran since the Safavids, a takyeh
- in the modern Arab world, a soup kitchen
- Takya (Old City, Baku), a historical monument in Baku, Azerbaijan
- Təkyə, a village in Azerbaijan
- Takya, Kurdistan Region, a village in Kurdistan Region, Iraq
- taqiyya, dissimulation in Islam
This
disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Takya.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.
If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.