A comparative examination of the divine wisdoms (Hikmet) of Ahmet Yesevî and Di̇wân of Yunus Emre from the poi̇nt of view of the transi̇ti̇ons of life

Hodja Ahmet Yesevî and Yunus Emre were two heartfelt humans who had made us what we are now, guided humans in their eras and after, mentally and spiritually purified and fostered humanity not only by their literary values but also by their personal and inward values. They had dedicated their lives to supreme values such as divine love, tolerance, religion, morality, tasawwuf, kindness, and fairness. While they had lived, they had cherished humans around them. In addition, after their deaths, their doctrines and works have enlightened humanity. In our study their life transitions displayed in their works were emphasized in the light of their lives along with the their life courses. The works were examined on the bases of birth, life, and death. In addition to the differences and similarities of two artisans, their impacts and idea structures were addressed. Their personal properties as well as special examples were in the foreground. Their stances, attitudes, and presentations were exhibited with regard to the creator and the creatures. This study may also be considered as a tasawwuf study since the artisans were derwishes and spiritual persons, as well. All studies on manuscripts that have been presented in combination of knowledge and divine wisdom are recognized in this regard. Key words: Ahmet Yesevî, Yunus Emre, Divine Love, Tasawwuf, Life, Religion, Tolerance, Transitions of Life