Arabati-baba tekke was built in the 19th century by Redzep Pasha and his son Abdurahman Pasha. It is a religious building, in addition to the Sersem Ali-Baba's turbe from the 16th century, and to this day the fountain, tower, turbe, kitchen with dining room, faucet, guest accommodation, dervishane and haremlik are preserved. All of this is part of the complex, which until 1912 had an active dervish life until 1912. Nowadays, it houses the National Museum of Tetovo.
