Ivazpasha Tomb
II. It was established as the family tomb of Hacı İvaz Pasha, Murad IV's vizier, the architect of the Green Mosque and the Green Tomb, and also the owner of many foundations and a philanthropic figure.

The tomb of Hacı İvaz Pasha, who died in 1428 in this burial area, is a tomb with open sides and is covered with a dome. The tombstone of Hacı İvaz Pasha is decorated with Rumi motifs and the Turkish version of its four-line inscription is as follows: "The essence of the human species, the father of blessings, the source of goodness. Grand vizier, son of İvaz, İvaz Pasha, son of Ahî Bayezid (beautiful positions), nine zilkade year 832 H. (1428)."

Next to it is the grave of Ahi/Atai Çelebi, the son of Hacı İvaz Pasha. In another grave lies Osman Efendi (1287 H. 1870), trustee of Ivaz Pasha. There are also other graves in the cemetery.

It was repaired in 2013 within the scope of the "Repair of Historical Graves and Graves" project of Bursa Metropolitan Municipality.