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The Roman of Seyyid Nesîmî Dosdoğru Road is a work on the life of Seyyid Nesîmî (1404) from the Turkish mutasavvıfs. He is one of the most faithful disciples of the Islamic world, which has made the Hurufy a system in the Islamic world. After the execution of Fazlullah's Hurufî by the East, the Nasimi, who left Azerbaijan, was found in Iran, Iraq and Syria to spread the idea of Hurufîlik; cities like Ankara and Bursa, mainly surrounded the south, west and east of Anadolu. He was killed in Aleppo, where he founded intense relationships with the mutasavvives in the era and educated many students, and was accused of misconduct because of his thoughts of Hurufîlik. The life story of Seyyid Nesîmî, who walks with the most powerful state men of his time, and goes to death without fear for faith, is processed in the novel of Jesus Huseynov's Mahşer (1982, Baku) in the Turkish World Literature. Chinar Ata's Seyyid Nesîmî Dosdoğru Road (Istanbul, 2020) novel comes to us as the second work that addresses Nesîmî's life in a novel fiction. The path of the material and spiritual world of Nesîmî is defined as Nahçıvan, Tebriz, Erzincan, Ankara, Bursa and Halep. This geography is a geography that the Turks and Turks dominate at that time. The novel draws attention to certain main historical sites and natural elements located in these areas with its success in the painting. A significant part of the novel in the Fetret Age has not been ignored as well as the political and social background. The constant emphasis on the rule of the Emir Timur and the concerns it creates in every region of which the Nesemi went, made the East a romantic person in the work. The novel, though the subject is Nesemi, is a work that the other tasavvufs of that time also appear with their original personalities. The other characteristic of the novel is that the Nesemi’s, first of all, ‘ene’l Hak’ and ‘vahdet-i body’ have placed their views within Hurufîlik, in a simplicity in which ‘okur’ can understand and interpret.