Abstract:

Abraham was a poet of the 17th century. He is a great poet, a poet, a poet, a poet, a poet, a poet, a poet. The Nuruosmaniye Library of the Cevrî Divanı contains 37 persian rubai in the registered nickname number 2370. The poet, who is an enthusiast of the possession, has often put place in the tasavvufi terminology in his mentioned rubes. In these poems, he sometimes told the fancy of the world and gave advice that man should leave everything other than God, and sometimes he told those who thought he came to the upper stairs in Tasavufta. According to him, if man wants to reach the top of the tasavvuf stairs, he must leave his mind and his feelings side by side. In the work on the Divan so far, these rubas have been neglected. In this study, we will briefly focus on the life and works of Jevri, and we will be informed about the place and subject of the ruby in the divine. The Russians will then be transcribed to Turkey.

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Cevrî İbrahim Çelebi is one of the poets who produced works in the 17th century. Cevrî, who is mentioned in the sources where he had a good education, has a good command of Persian. There are 37 Persian rubais in the copy of the Nuruosmaniye Library of the Cevrî Divan, registered in number 2370. The poet, who was a member of the Mevleviyeh, frequently used Sufi terminology in his rubais. In these poems, he sometimes mentioned the mortality of the world and gave advice that one should leave everything but Allah, and sometimes criticized those who thought that he had advanced in Sufism. According to him, if one wants to reach the top of the Sufism levels, he should leave his mind and feelings aside. Until now, the studies that have been done on his divan neglected his rubais. In this study, the life and works of Cevrî will be briefly discussed and the place and subject of rubais will be given. Rubais will be transcribed and then will be translated to modern Turkish.