One of the most beautiful towers of the walls is the one of the Evli Beden. Picture of the Evli Beden Burçu (29th bastion, also called Ulu Beden). It’s (like the Yedi Kardeş) located to the southwest, between Urfa and Mardin Gates, and were commissioned by the Artuqid al-Malik al-Salih Nasreddin Mahmud (r. 1200/1–1222/23 AD). On it a double-headed eagle, flanked by two winged sphinxes carved in high relief, is centrally placed under a slit window and a cornice with muqarnas work. Two felines are rendered below the inscription but aligned with the sphinxes above. Winged lions with tails terminating in dragon heads appear at each end of the long inscription. All of these figures are inserted into individually delineated niches.

About 400 meters further there is the Yedi Kardeş (Seven Brothers) and a bit further into the direction of Mardin Gate there is the Nur Burçu.