Özet:

Yunus Emre is the founder and strong representative of Anadolu Turkish tasavvuf literature. With his exciting poems, he has influenced the vast majority of the mutasavvifs living in Anatolia from the 13th century to today. The poems of this great poet, who revealed the subjects of the religious-tasavvufi with his own own uslubu, were read in the texts as divine because the poems of this great poet were written in a simple language and were a source of inspiration for the travelers of the tasavvuf. When the poems of Yunus Emre are studied, it appears that some tasavvufi concepts are often mentioned. One of these is the word "derviş" used in the meaning of Tasavvuf passenger. Though the same meaning comes with the words Talip, Salik and Murit, he prefers the word Derwish. The reason for this is that the word derwish identifies the divine love concepts. Yunus Emre, who expresses the qualities of the Derwish on him in his poem, drains a detailed Derwish portrait to his readers and reveals the characteristics of these persons in the context of the principles of the Tasavvuf path. In this study, a poem in which Yunus Emre expressed the qualities of the darwishes was evaluated in the context of the basic characteristics of the Tasavvuf passengers and the poet's point of view. Some poems have also been given examples to better understand some concepts.

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