Özet:

There is no information in the sources about Ahmed Mazhar Efendi, who preferred the "Mazhar" in his manuscripts. The author’s identity is based on the two existing works of the poet, which is estimated to have survived in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Today we have two works. This work, which carries the piese of the Muellifin Journalist (1325/1907) is a comedy type and is made up of a plot. My wife of Mecmû'a-i was printed in 1316/1898 in the Company-i Mürettibiye Matbaası in Istanbul. 63 pages of the work "Saîd" from the Mahlasli Kemal Paşazâde Saîd Efendi. 1339/1920) is a manzum. The poem continues with the poems that are made in various forms of poetry. Two of these poems are HZ. Ali and Hz. He has gone to Hussein. by Hz. The book is written by Ali, and the other is carried out by the Mercy. The poet, however, did not take care of his spiritual life. In this article, the two works were presented, and the two manuscripts of Imam Ali and Imam Hussein were submitted by the translation.

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Özet:

There is almost no information in the sources about Ahmed Mazhar Efendi who used the pseudonym “Mazhar” in his poems. The two remaining works of this poet, who was also a writer, indicate that he was alive in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Two of his works remains today. The author’s play, named Gazeteci (1325/1907), is in the comedy genre and comprise only one act. The Mecmû‘a-i Eş‘ârım was published in 1316/1898 at the Şirket-i Mürettibiye Printing House in Istanbul. There is a poetic appreciation of Kemal Paşazâde Saîd Efendi (d. 1339/1920) at the introduction of the 63-page work with the pseudonym “Saîd”. The work progresses with poems written in various poetry forms. Two of these poems are dedicated to Ali and Hussain. The eulogy dedicated to Ali, while the other one has the characteristics of an epicede. Thus, the poet was interested in the spiritual life of the Ahl al-Bayt. The two works in question are introduced in this article, and the transliterated texts of the two poems on Imam Ali and Imam Hussain are presented in prose.