Commentary on a poem of Dede Ömer Rûşenî: Mushkil-Guşâ (Text-review

The annals occupy an important place in our daily culture and literature. Especially, it is essential to be aware of the secrets of mystic thinker and to be brought into the light of our daylight collecting commodity in order to understand what is required to be told in the poems of great sufistic poets. In this sense, the work we are working on is the study of a terkib-i bend, belonging to Dede Ömer Rûşenî, the Sufi poet who lived in the 15th century, the founder of the Rûşeniyye arm of the Halvetiyya sect The only copy of the work, called Müşkil-Güşâ and belonging to a divine verse, is numbered 2955/6 in the Manisa Provincial Public Library. The name of the writer of the divine Ilhi is not mentioned; But most likely it is thought to be one of Rushni's disciples. Our aim in doing this thesis is to transfer the text of "Müşkil-Güşâ" to today's alphabet and examine it in terms of content. Our work consists of two parts. In the first part, the transcriptional text of the work is included. In the second part, the content of the work is summarized by us and evaluated by referring to mystical sources. In this chapter, "seci", which is the most important feature of the text, is examined.