Sufistic factors in Divan of Fizahi

It is seen that after the Turks accepted Islam, a religious literature with Islamic content was formed. In this new literature, teaching the characteristics of Islam and religion to the public are the main subjects. It is seen that the teachings and mysticism of the dervish lodges and religious orders were also given intensely in the works of Islamic content given in this period. In the works that are copyrighted in the context of these religious centers, it is aimed to enlighten the society on religious matters in general, and to educate newcomers about Sufism in particular. The subject of our study is to examine sufistic thoughts in the light of the Divan, which is the only known work of Fizahi. There is not much information about Fizahi's life. According to the information we have obtained from his work, he is one of the representatives of the religious - mystical Turkish literature that lived in Erzincan in the second half of the 19th century. Fizahi is a name affiliated to Naqshbandi, which was very active in Erzincan during its lifetime. No academic studies have been conducted on Fizahi so far. Despite the fact that there were academic studies on Naqshbandi in Erzincan where he lived, Fizahi was not mentioned in these studies. In our study, which consists of three parts, in the first part, information was given about the life and relationship of Fizahi in Nakşibendi and Anatolia, and the mystical situation in Erzincan in the 19th century. In the second part, the mystical concepts mentioned in the Fizahi Court are determined and explanations about them are made. In the last part, the entire text, originally written in old text, was transcribed.