The comparison of Imam-i Rabbani's Letter and the sufi concepts featured in the Letters with the early sufis

Imam-i Rabbani Ahmed al-Farûkî en-Nakşibendi (d. 1624) is a competent scholar with a highly influential Sufi identity in Indian geography. He has works in different fields, especially "Mektûbât". His student Yâr Muhammed el-Cedîd el-Badahşi et-Talekani collected the letters in the letters. Imâm-i Rabbani, who presents a new perspective on Sufi discipline in his letters and works and brings a new interpretation to Sufi culture; It has dealt with the concepts of moral education in Sufism and the subtle issues of Sufi thought and the subtle issues of the situations encountered in the process of education (suluk).In the work called "Mektûbât", which was written in the 16th and 17th centuries in the history of Sufism, in the Indian geography, the needs and issues of the period were mentioned in his letters, as well as some Sufi concepts and his views on existence. In this study, these concepts were discussed by comparing them with the views of the Sufis in the early literature.