Dicle Bridge

On Kozlu Bridge connects the two sides of the Tigris River with blocks built on ten truncated arches. From the two-line flowered Kufic inscription on the southern façade - between the arches and the balustrade - it is understood that it was built by an architect named Ubeyd between 1064-1065 by the Qadi of Ebol El Hassan Abd al-Wahed; However, scholars agree that this inscription is a restoration inscription, and the work is said to have been done at a date much earlier than this date.