Güdük Minare, also known as the Şeyh Hasan Bey Tomb and Dabas Tekkesi, is a 14th-century türbe in Sivas, Turkey. It belongs to the Eretnid period and was built by Ala al-Din Eretna in 1347 for his son Şeyh Hasan Bey. The structure is called Güdük Minare because its form resembles a short or ruined minaret, although it is actually a tomb. It consists of a cut-stone cubic lower section and a cylindrical brick upper section covered by a conical roof. Its brick body is decorated with turquoise glazed brick and tile elements.
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