Sufism in Bayburtlu Celali's poems

Sufism, which is found in the yeast of all civilizations in the Muslim geographies together with Turkish-Islamic civilization, has penetrated every aspect of life from daily life to art, from traditions to customs and has added delicacy and aesthetics. Especially in the fields of art and literature, it showed himself in all its glory, both has been instrumental in the restoration of art and literature, and through these, has been able to express itself in the best way. In this study, it is not possible to see that Celali has passed through a good religious and mystical discipline and reached the condition of Irshad (authority to teach mystical knowledge). In his poems, it is possible to see him as a poet who is not amaster (sheikh), but as a follower of Sufism. In this study, Celalî's Life, factors affecting the life of him and the content of the poems, the extent to which the topics he mentioned in his poems emphasize on him, Sufism and its reflections on his poems, the religious-mystical concepts in his divan have been explained and analyzed, and the Sufi concepts have been explained in detail through giving examples of couplets. Whether his poems are religious or not and their relevance to sufism have been studied, literary and artistic aspects of poems he told against situations and their effect on social life have been emphasized. He is a Godman and a poet ruler in shepherd suit, in any case right beside his people and his people. Key Words: Celalî from Bayburt, Religion, Sufism, Poetry, Divan