Analysis of Sükûtî Divan

Rumelia region; It is one of the important places in the Ottoman lands that stands out in terms of our cultural accumulation. Many poets grew up in this region. Poets such as "Hayale Bey"," Yahya Bey" and "Mesihi" are among them. One of the poets who grew up in the Rumelian lands and who grew up in the lats periods of divan literature is Murtaza Sükûtî Efendi. Sükûtî (1825-1894) was born in a town called Köprülü, which is today in the territory of Makedonia, and spent most of his life here. He also died here. Sükûtî left his divan as a work. There is only one copy of this divan. This divan is located in the Berlin State Library, Germani. He wrote his poems in Turkish and used an understandable and simple style. Sükûtî, who is a Sufi person, included many Sufi expressions in his poems. Sincerity prevails in his expressions and style. In addition to the poems he wrote in Aruz meter, he also has poems written in syllabic meter. Sükûtî is a member of the Sa'diyye sect, Which is a branch of the Rifai sect. The Sa'diyye sect is a branch of the sect that stands out with its standing dhikr and twelve-leaf cone rituals. The love of Hazreti Ali, ahl al-Bayt and the Twelve Imams, which dominate Bektashism, is widely discussed in the poet's divan. It is seen that his poems about Hazrat Ali and Ahl al-Bayt are expressed more excitingly and sincerely. In this analysis study, we will try to identify the elements in Sükuti's divan and analyze them within the framework of literary arts and measurements.