Sâdik Ağazâde Sidkî Efendi's divân (Transcription text, review, 49a-91b)

Divân poetry is like a vastocean as a work of six hundred years of accumulation. Therefore, it would not be right approach to see divân poets composed of poets mentioned in tazkirahs (collection of biographies) and mecmuas (poetry compliations); besides, thenames of dozens of poets far from the center could not find thechance to enter the tazkirahs and remained limited to where they lived. In this respect, Sâdık Ağazâde Sıdkî Efendi, one of the nineteenth-century poets, was one of the exceptional personalitiest hat we could not coincide with in tazkirahs and mecmuas. This study is the analysis of Sıdkî Efendi's Divân, in which his only divân has been transcribed, the form and content features have been examined and his personality has been tried to be determined based on his poems. Thereligiousî-sufism elements in his Divân were examined and as a result of the findings, it was seen that Sıdkî Efendi was a sufi poet, he was a civil servant which is a member of the Bektashi order and received a good madrasah education. KeyWords: Divan poetry, Sıdkî Efendi, Sufizm