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There are seven kinds of people in the world who are known as "the seventh" and who are known as "the seventh" in the world. Thus, a derwish, according to the Tasavufs, will only be completed after passing these seven stairs. A lot of poet and writer who saw the literature as a means of communicating their ideas and knowledge of Tasavvufî has produced rise and manuscripts on the subject of the etvâr-i seb. One of the works that deals with its fine stairs in Turkish literature is the manuscript of Himmetzâde's Son Seyyid Ahmed Cezbî's Kenzü'l-etvâr. The date of writing of this work which is not mentioned in the sources, not mentioned in the library catalogues, is not clear. The Kenzü'l-etvâr, written in the form of Mesnevi Nazim, was formed from 183 bays. There are a lot of things that can be seen in the sphere of the sphere of the sphere of the sphere of the sphere. In the Qur’an, the Qur’an was revealed in seven verses, and the Qur’an was revealed in seven verses, and the Qur’an was revealed in seven verses, and the Qur’an was revealed in seven verses, and the Qur’an was revealed in seven verses. Literary arts and Turkish words are rarely used. Tasavvufi is poor in terms of Turkish archaeological words, Kenzü'l-etvâr, which is a heavily and heavy language in the series in which information is given. In this article, Seyyid Ahmed Cezbî’s mesnevisi named Kenzü’l-etvâr was introduced, the findings obtained by the study of Kenzü’l-etvâr’s shape and muhteva are ranked, the translation established by one nüsha is shared with the text written by the science world.

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In the sects based on self-discipline, it was accepted that the self had seven levels, these levels are called “etvâr-ı seb‘a”. According to Sufism, a dervish can only complete its repen after passing these seven orders. Many sufi poets and writers, who see literature as a tool in Sufi ideas and knowledge, have produced treatises and verses about "etvâr-ı seb‘a". One of the works about the exquisite levels in Turkish literature is the Kenzü’l-etvâr by Himmetzâde’s Grandson Seyyid Ahmed Cezbî. The date of writing of this work which is not mentioned in the references and not mentioned in the library catalogs is not known. Kenzü’l-etvâr, written in mathnawi verse, is composed of 183 couplets. In the mathnawi where the aruz's fe‘ilâtün / fe‘iletâtün / fe‘ilün pattern is used, there are many meter defects. In Kenzü’l-etvâr, etvâr-ı seb‘a is briefly discussed, only the esmâullâh, color, state and course of the seven ranks are explained. Literary arts and Turkish idioms are rarely used. Kenzü’l-etvâr, which has a burdensome and heavy language in the verses where Sufism is given, is poor in terms of Turkish archaic words. In this article, Seyyid Ahmed Cezbî's mathnawi named Kenzü’l-etvâr was introduced, The findings obtained by examining Kenzü’l-etvâr in terms of form and content were listed and the translation written text established on a single copy was shared with the scientific world.