Abstract:

Thro history, like all the people, the Kazak have also linked their land and land to the holy because of their spiritual feelings and beliefs. Kazakhstan has also formed many places that are considered sacred along with Islam. As a result of the holy understanding, it has been formed the understanding that after the death of the people they consider should be respected. They have made the holy visit to the things they possess, to the places where they live and to the tombs. The people visited and viewed as the guardians are people who are in the presence of the public with their charities and ways of life.Some of the personalities in the Southern Kazakhstan region studied in the study are historical personalities, some are historical shehi, and some are popular heroes. Those people who have lived after their death have had an influence on the visit of the people. The tradition of visiting Turks is based on the pre-Islamic tradition. In historical cultures, the father-father, and in Islamic culture, the sheikh and the darwish, who are called the wicked, have always been loved and respected in Islamic society, and have been attempted to be immortalized by their damenkings and turbulences after their deaths. In this study, the most frequently visited turbines in the southern Kazakh region have examined the reasons why people visit these turbines and the rituals they practice during these visits. In this framework, 26 separate turbines in southern Kazakhstan have been observed each other by the method and the people who are visiting these turbines have been observed. The study found that the turbe visits in South Kazakhstan were in the form of prayer within the framework of the individual needs of the people who were there (e.g. the desire to marry, the desire to have children, the birth, the finding of healing). This study claims that, as it was claimed in previous studies, people are turbines with the objective of respecting their ancestors and living traditional rituals rather than religious and/or cultural rituals with the objective of turbines with the objective of meeting their individual needs through turbines.