Ahmad Yasawi And The Diwan-ı Hikmat The Fırst Turkısh Voıce In Sufi Tradıtıon

Stok Kodu:
9786059269667
Boyut:
135-215
Sayfa Sayısı:
160
Basım Yeri:
Konya
Baskı:
1
Basım Tarihi:
2017-03
Kapak Türü:
Karton
Kağıt Türü:
2.Hamur
Dili:
Türkçe
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Ahmad Yasawi And The Diwan-ı Hikmat The Fırst Turkısh Voıce In Sufi Tradıtıon
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Ahmad Yasaw and the Yasaw tradition are esteemed ubiquitously by mainstream scholars of Islam, Şfism and Turkish literature, revered by large numbers of people in the Turkish cultural sphere, and are considered by many to be an important historical aspect of the Turkish spiritual-religious tradition. Ahmad Yasaw is mentioned in passing in brief citations in a few English-language works describing Şfism in Central Asia and Turkey. More substantial work that specifically represents Ahmad Yasaw and Yasawism in English had been hitherto unpublished, with two notable exceptions: the recent publication in 2006 of an English translation of Mehmed Fuad Köprülü's Early Mystics in Turkish Literature and the more recent translation work by Jonathan and Virve Trapman, "Divine Wisdom (Diwani Hikmet of Hoja Ahmed Yassawi)." While these two notable contributions are important, this book is differentiated in purpose and scope from the two above-referenced works and adds a different contribution to the field.

Ahmad Yasaw and the Yasaw tradition are esteemed ubiquitously by mainstream scholars of Islam, Şfism and Turkish literature, revered by large numbers of people in the Turkish cultural sphere, and are considered by many to be an important historical aspect of the Turkish spiritual-religious tradition. Ahmad Yasaw is mentioned in passing in brief citations in a few English-language works describing Şfism in Central Asia and Turkey. More substantial work that specifically represents Ahmad Yasaw and Yasawism in English had been hitherto unpublished, with two notable exceptions: the recent publication in 2006 of an English translation of Mehmed Fuad Köprülü's Early Mystics in Turkish Literature and the more recent translation work by Jonathan and Virve Trapman, "Divine Wisdom (Diwani Hikmet of Hoja Ahmed Yassawi)." While these two notable contributions are important, this book is differentiated in purpose and scope from the two above-referenced works and adds a different contribution to the field.

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