Suafi content in Dergāah magazine

This study aims to identify and classify the Sufi-themed content published in the Dergâh Journal of Literature, Art, and Culture between 1990 and 2022, based on genre, subject, and authorship, as well as to analyze its transformation over time. The study investigates how Sufism, distinct from its classical literature, is associated with contemporary issues and how it addresses the modern individual. The articles published in the journal offer valuable insights into the modern interpretations of Sufism, allowing for a reinterpretation of traditional thought within a contemporary socio-cultural context. The research consists of three main sections: the first examines the structure, editorial policy, and general content of the journal. The second section categorizes Sufi-related texts by type, issue, and author. In the third section, the data is analyzed with graphical representations to assess temporal trends and shifts in emphasis. In conclusion, the Sufi writings in Dergâh provide an important perspective on how the traditional spiritual heritage is represented in the modern world. This study aims to contribute to future research at the intersection of literature and Sufism. Keywords: Dergâh Journal, Sufism, Modern Period