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Muhammadiye-1569

Sağlam Yayınevi
Product Code : 9789759180737
More common than Süleyman Çelebi's Mevlid, which has been read among Anatolian, Crimean, Kazan and Bashkir Turks for centuries, despite being poigned heavily.
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  • MUHAMMADİYE


    • Book of Muhammadiye
    • Author Yazicioglu Mohammed
    • Publishing House Sağlam Publishing House
    • Tashih Şevket Gürel
    • Paper - Skin 2.Dough paper, Thick Hard hard bind
    • Size 623 pages,
    • Page 17x24 cm oversized
    • Release Year 2014 New edition
    • ISBN 9789759180737

    Yazicioglu Mehmed (Mohammed); He is the son of Yazici Salih, author of the first Turkish work on astrology in Anatolia (Shamsiyye 1408). According to some rumors, Yazici Salih is originally from Ankara and is knowledgeable and cultured. He worked as a clerk in government service. Mesnevi completed his five thousand beyittic umbrellas in 1408 and dedicated it to Iskender bin Haci Pasha of the State Khan family living in Ankara. Salih's tomb is in gallipoli today in the closed mausoleum called Yazicioglu Masjid, according to oral rumors. We have no knowledge of the birthplace of Yazicioglu Mehmed. Theycame to Gallipoli later and settled. The first teachers of Both Yazicioglu Mehmed and his younger brother Ahmed-i Bicân are their fathers. Yazicioglu Mehmet knew Arabic and Persian languages very well and studied the works in these languages when writing his books. Itself
    Zeynel-Arap and Haydar-i Hâfi's master. Yazicioglu Mehmed's greatest in the spiritual field was Haci Bayram Veli, the sultan of his time. Haci Bayram Velî came to Edirnefrom Ankaraby accepting the invitation of Murad II and stoppedby Gallipoli on his way to and from. Haji Bajram Veli'smehmed and his brother Ahmed-i Bicân were killed on this occasion. In his works, Yazicioglu Mehmed speaks very resoundingly of his sheikh. After meeting Haji Bajram Veli, he spent his entirelife in Gallipoli, in a retreat at his seaside shelter, where he gave his works. Yazicioglu Mehmed, in his own words, said, "I can find all the defsions and find the essence of a

    he wrote an Arabic work called MegaribüzZaman by taking one and reviewing the hadiths." Later, they wrote this work in a nazism and wrote'Muhammadiye'and his brother Ahmed-i Bicân in a heir, and they made up 'Envarül-Aşıkin', both of which came out of 'Megâribden'. Muhammadiye, which has reached a more widespread fame than Suleyman Çelebi's Mevlid, which has been read among Anatolian, Crimean, Kazan and Bashkirt Turks for centuries despite being heavily coy, is a 9119-year-old Siyer, if you count the bethleentes rather than the three insulations in it. The first copy of the work from the author's hand is found in the General Directorate of Foundations, Archive. The work was completed in 1449. According to the author's will on the first page, the work remained in Gallipoli until recently and was taken to Ankara in 1943 as a precaution against thedanger of the Second World War. Currently, mother-of-pearl inse vaulted ebony made by Sultan Abdulhamid II is kept in an enclosure.
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