Etvâr-i Seb'a in the sufism literature and Harîrîzâde's treatise named Fecru'l-Esmâ ve Subhu'l-Müsemmâ

Harârîzâde Muhammedd Kemâleddin is a prolific scholar who lived in Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire in the 19th century, and left behind about 40 works despite his short life. Harîrîzâde who a figure of Câmi'u't-turuk has been trained over cult of Khalwatiyya and has carried out its advices in accordance with the method of this cult. Besides all these, Muhammed Nûrû'l-Arabî can be mentioned as the main influence on him. With the intention of assisting the disciples and helping them on their spiritual path, Harîrîzâde lead and guide the disciples by annotating the esmâ-i seb'a which is followed in the method of etvâr-ı seb'a the methodology of spiritual path of the Bekriyye the sub branch of Shabbanian the branch of Cemâliyye which is one of the main branches of Halvetiyya Tariqa. In our thesis has been mentioned about the life of Harîrîzâde and letâif-i hamse that the methods of walking a spritual path to God in İslamic sufism as well as information has been provided with related to Atwar-ı Sab'a that can be accessed in libraries. Finally, on his work Fecru'l-Esmâ and Subhu'l-Müsemmâ, written on the subject of etvâr-ı seb'a, has been analysed and critiqued publishing has been presented