Abstract:

Skopje, the capital city of Republic of Macedonia, is a beautiful city situated near Vardar River. It is famous not only for its scenic beauty but also for the scholars, mystics, poets and authors it brought up or it lodged at a certain time period. Many Muslim judges, professors, mystics, poet and penmen such as Hakîm Arab, Hâkî, Sheikh Lutfullah, Muîdzâde, Zârî, Fakîrî, Ferîdî, Atâ, Özrî, Muîdî, Sihrî, İshak Çelebi, Hemdemî, Dürrî, Attâr, Hevesî, Mîrî-i Rûmî, Hüsâmeddin (Şeydâ), Riyâzî, Niyâzî, Tulûî, Şücâeddîn İlyâsî, Nâmî, Üskübî Mustafa, Vâlihî, Mehmed bin Mehmed, Sheikh Ömer, Fennî, Vesîm, Filintalızâde Hodja Mahmud were either born or moved here. Sâdeddin Sırrî, who lived in the second half of the 19th century and the first half of the 20th century (died in 1936), is one of these mytics, poets, and authors who are associated with Skopje. Sâdeddin Sırrî is known to have significant effects on his famous fellow countryman poet Yahyâ Kemâl (Beyatlı, 1884-1958) with respect to his personal life as well as his art. In this article, after we provide a brief information about the life of Sâdeddin Sırrî, who is known to guide Ahmed Âgâh (his subsequent name is Yahyâ Kemâl) with respect to literature, Persian language and mysticism in his era of growing, we are going to introduce and analyze some of his poems and writings published in that period such as Muhibbân –most of which were published in the newspaper, Yıldız between 1909 and 1910. Moreover, we are going to include the aforementioned texts in Latin Alphabet.

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