The example of münâcât and Halis Emek's Münâcât-ı Mevlid-i Nebi in tasavvuf literature
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Considering that one of the main purposes of Sufism is "to make the servant of Allah love Allah to the servant", we can evaluate the mysticism of the Sufis as the desire to gain the consent of Allah. In this respect, mubarak can be understood as a prayer and prayer to his Lord, both in verse and prose, to the extent that the sufist recognizes his creator and in the depth he feels his own weakness and destruction. In this study, which consists of two main chapters and conclusions, the meaning, place, importance and prose and verse examples of mubarak in Sufism (dervish lodge) literature are mentioned and information about the life, personality and scientific accumulation of Halis Emek, who is a scholar and mystic person, is given. Later, Halis Emek teacher Hz. The original text of Münâcât-ı Mevlîdi'n-Prophet was given with his prediction in the ode of "الهي يا بلطفك جود " attributed to Abu Bakr, translation and analysis was made. Keywords: Sufism, münâcât, Mevlid-i Nebî, Prophet.
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Abdullah Mesut Çınar
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Abdullah Mesut Çınar (Master Thesis). The example of münâcât and Halis Emek's Münâcât-ı Mevlid-i Nebi in tasavvuf literature, 2022, Bayburt University.
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