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The methods and courses of Qadiriyye

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2024
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In this study, the procedures and etiquette of Qadiriyya, one of the most common sects in the Islamic world, were examined. Qâdiriyye is the sect founded by Abdulkadir Geylânȋ (d. 561/1166). Qadiriyya began to spread rapidly during the life of its founder, and in the period after its founder, it spread to almost every place where Muslims lived. Many people have been affiliated with Qadiriyya throughout history and many saints, Sufis and guides have been trained in this sect. In the Qâdirîyye sect, the spiritual method (etvâr-ı seb'a) and the spiritual method (letâif dhikr) are applied in seyr û sulûk. In the spiritual method, the names are taught for the improvement of the levels of the soul. In the Rûhânȋ method, the latȋfes are divided into two classes: belonging to the realm of Command and the realm of the People. Names are mentioned for the improvement of latȋfes. In the Qadiriyya sect, there are some elements of deeds and heart that are used as aids in navigation and leech training. The elements of action are affiliation, repentance, prayers and prayers, conversation, râbita, contemplation, asceticism and struggle, asceticism, solitude, worship, service, integrity and truthfulness (sidq). The heart elements are sincerity, affection, trust, gratitude, patience and consent. In the Qadiriyya sect, there are etiquette rules that must be followed during seyr and leech training. These rules are divided into three parts: the etiquette of the masters, the etiquette of the disciples and the etiquette that must be followed in worship. Keywords: Qâdiriyye, Usûl, Seyr û Sülûk, Etvâr-ı Sebʹa, Letâif, Adab

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Abdulkerim Çağlar

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Abdulkerim Çağlar (Doctorate thesis). The methods and courses of Qadiriyye, 2024, Ankara University.

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