Özet:

In classical Turkish literature, the poems written to praise the Prophet Mohammad are called na’ts. The na’ts, beside in kaside form are written in all poetic forms of Divan Poetry. Since the gazel is a poetic form in which lyrical subjects are dealt with, the na’ts written in this form are of a nature that reflect the poet’s emotion on deeper level than the ones written in other poetic forms. Nadiri, one of the prominent divan poets of the 17th century, wrote four na’ts in the form of gazels. These na’ts in the poet's Divan are very beautiful examples of the na’ts written in the form of gazel. Three of Nadiri's na't featured gazels were recorded as a part of a na’t which written in the form of terkib-i bend in some prominent na't mecmua's because in these three gazels makta couplets, aruz prosodies and the arrangement of the contents are resembles to each other. Because of these records, we are misleaded about these na’ts in academic studies on na’ts. In this article, this misinformation has been corrected and Nadiri's na’ts written in the form of gazel are analyzed and presented to the attention of researchers.

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