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Alvarli Muhammad Lutfî Efendi (1868-1956) was a Mutasavvıf poet, who before and after the First Cihan War did Imamism, and during the occupation of Erzurum opposed the enemy forces. 93 The Ottoman Russian War, called the War, the First Jihan War and the Strong War, the Luthfish Lord, who saw the first Jihan War and the Strong War, collected the poems of people, especially women's disappointment in the Divan under the name of Hülâsatü'l-Hakāyık and Mektûbât-i Hâce Muhammad Lutfî. As a result of the findings of many myrras concerning women in this work, the study of the work of Alvarli Muhammad Lutfî Efendi "Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık" was decided. The purpose of the study is also to study and evaluate the subject of the woman in the work of Alvarlı Muhammad Lutfî Efendi "Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık". In this context, "Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık" in the work is questioned what concepts are used about the woman and what meanings the concepts indicate. The research quality approach is based on the visual method, the document examination is used as a data collection technique. The data obtained is examined and interpreted by content analysis. In the study, the work "Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık" was scaned and in relation to the subject, the mother, mother, sister, wife ( husband), mader, nisa, nisvan, umm, zen and the names of the women (Aişe, Amin, Asiye, Fatımatü'z-Zehra / Zehra, Hadicetü'l-Kübra, Havva, Leyla, Mary, Shirin, Ummühan, Züleyha) were identified. The names and expressions obtained in the first review were created by movement categories. The name "Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık" was second time studied and the concepts of women were determined and they were classified according to them. It was then interpreted by the content analysis of the beats. As a result, it is called “Hulâsatü’l-Hayayik”. The Birth of Muhammad (ASV) and Hz. by Hussein (RA) There are quite a lot of stories about her death, and women’s story heroes like Leyla and Shirin are also mentioned with tasavvufi jihet.

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Mohammed Lutfi Effendi (1868-1956), a sufi poet, was an imam before and after the First World War, and resisted enemy forces during the occupation of Erzurum. Lutfî Efendi who had seen The Ottoman Russian War (referred to as the 93 War), the First World War, and the War of Independence, collected his poems on desperation of people, especially women in his Divan under the name of Hülâsatü'l-Hakāyık and Mektûbât-ı Hâce Muhammed Lutfî. In this study, it was decided to examine the work named "Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık" by Alvarlı Muhammed Lutfî Efendi because there are many verses related to women in the work. The aim of the study is to examine and evaluate the issue of women in the work named "Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık" by Alvarlı Muhammed Lutfî Efendi. In this context, in the work titled “Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık”, which concepts are used about women and what are the meanings of the concepts are questioned. The research was carried out according to the descriptive method based on the qualitative approach; document review was used as the data collection technique. The data obtained were analyzed and interpreted by content analysis. In the research, the work named “Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık” was scanned and the names related to ana / ane (mother), mother, sister, woman, wife (husband), mader (mother), nisa (woman), nisvan (women), umm (mother), zen (wife) (Aişe, Amine, Asiye, Fatımatü'z-Zehra /Zehra, Hadicetü’l-Kübra, Havva, Leyla, Meryem, Şirin, Ümmühan, Züleyha) and expressions about women were determined. In the first review categories based on obtained names and expressions were created. The work titled “Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık” was examined for the second time, couplets and verses with concepts related to women were identified and these were classified according to their themes. Afterwards, content analysis of the couplets were made and interpreted. As a result, in the work named "Hulâsatü'l-Hakayık" it has been determined that there are many couplets about the birth of Prophet Muhammad and the death of his holiness Hüseyin, and female story heroes such as Leyla and Şirin are also mentioned with Sufism.