Critical edition of Salâhî Abdullah-i Uşşâkî's Manzûme-i̇ Mevli̇d and Mi̇râc-i Nebî works called texts
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Mevlids are poems that describing the birth of propeth Muhammed, some section of his life, his miracles, his death. The miraciye are the poems of the Prophet's miraj event. Miraciye can be a parth of divan or mevlid; also it can be independent. It is one of our important traditions that the written Mevlids are read at the Prophet's birthday and on some special occasions with tune and method. The language of the miraciye is heavy. It was not as widespread as Mevlid ceremonies because he was understood by the higher class and tekke enthusiasts. With this work, the edition critical of Mevlid and miraciye, which the book written by Salahî (1705-1782), was put forward. Mevlid and miraciye were reviewed and they have been tried to be explained in detail. Basic sources were searched and information about Salahî's life and works, Mevlid and miraciye were given. Keywords: Mevlid, miraciye, Salâhî Abdullah-ı Uşşâkî, critical edition.
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Melek Gerek
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Melek Gerek (Master Thesis). Critical edition of Salâhî Abdullah-i Uşşâkî's Manzûme-i̇ Mevli̇d and Mi̇râc-i Nebî works called texts, 2017, Kırşehir Ahi Evran University.
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