A cemevi is a place of worship and community gathering for the followers of the Alevi faith, a branch of Islam primarily found in Turkey and parts of the Middle East. Unlike traditional mosques, cemevis serve as centers for spiritual activities, cultural events, and social services, reflecting the unique beliefs and practices of the Alevi community. In a cemevi, rituals such as the cem ceremony are conducted, which includes prayers, music, and communal meals. These gatherings foster a sense of unity and support among community members, emphasizing values like equality, social justice, and respect for diversity.