Hamdullah Hamdi's return of love in archetopial symbolism in the Yûsuf u Züleyhâ masnevis

The Yusuf u Zuleyha mesnevis, whose subject is from a surah in the Quran, have been very popular with Islamic literature and have been repeatedly written by many poets for centuries without interruption. In the Qur'an, Züleyha, who succumbed to his soul, is Hz. The intrigues he went into to get Yusuf and Hz. This story, which tells about Yusuf's moral stance against these intrigues, has been handled by Muslim poets as a story about Sufi love and its phases, and the process of reaching God through love and beauty. The basic motifs and processes in these mesnevis, in which the process of being human-being is the subject of Sufism, which is the ultimate goal of Sufism, coincides exactly with the individuation process, which is the ultimate goal of Jungian psychology. In Sufism, the inner journey of the devotee in order to reach Allah and the obstacles faced by the individual on the path of individuation, exams, Campbell, the archetype systemized on myths and epics express almost the same in terms of purpose and scope. In this study, through archetypes, which are one of the main points of Carl Gustav Jung's Analytical Psychology of the individual to become me and progress on the path of individuation, in the context of archetypal symbolism, Hamdullah Hamdi's Yusuf u Zülevha mathematician was examined, based on the practices of Campbell and Jung, designation as archetypal, 'handled with discipline.