Özet:

It is quite common that Mehmet Akif Ersoy’s sixteen-three-year life covered the eleven years of his Egyptian life as a “exile”. Many comments have been made on the fact that the newly established Republic may have occurred due to a number of practices: Mehmet Akif has left his home because he has not adopted the chapel law; Mehmet Akif has left his home because he is against the Republic as a form of administration; Mehmet Akif has left his home because he is afraid of Atatürk's hard approach to the opposition, etc. We must say that all these comments have continued throughout the years that Mehmet Akif went to Egypt and was in Egypt, and that the criticism has continued around the Qur’an Meali, which Mehmet Akif did not deliver in Istanbul and Ankara in the days of his ill return to Istanbul. The Egyptian poems collected in the Shadow of the seventh part of the poet's Safahat from a life foundation to the country's countryside show some differences in terms of shape and mutuality from his general poem understanding. It is obvious that this change in the poems of the poet who suddenly stops while running is related to the "exile" psychology and atmosphere. In this study, we will study to identify the different aspects of the poems that Mehmet Akif Ersoy has written in Egypt with his mood.

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