A series of modest rooms arranged around the lodge block, once supporting disciplined daily life—rest, study, and service. Their interiors were shaped for simplicity, with practical elements like niches and hearths.
About this space
The dervish cells reflect the Lodge’s residential and educational dimension—small rooms that supported disciplined daily life. Historically, these spaces were shaped for modest living, study, and service.
How to read the space
The cells are best understood as part of a wider rhythm: learning, prayer, hospitality, and quiet personal discipline—repeated day after day.
Today
Some rooms may serve practical functions for the Lodge’s operation, education, or visitor management. Access may therefore vary.
Visitor note
Please do not enter restricted rooms, and avoid leaning on doors, frames, or fragile features.