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This study itself addressed the Bektaşi texts in Iraq, in Baghdad and its surrounding area with the authority of the Kozan SancağıKars-i Zülkadiriyeli or Kadirlili Hazim Agâh Efendi's letter, which tells the Iraqi Bektaşi texts. The letter of Hazim Agâh Efendi, published in 1910 by Ahmed Rıfkı, is in the second edition of the work named Bektaşi Secret.Hazim Agâh Efendi and the information given about the letter and the information contained in the letter, was extended and detailed with various sources. In the letter of Hazim Agâh Efendi, he shares his observations and opinions on the rights of the Derwish and his fathers in the center of Iraq or Baghdad and around them, such as the Teksas, the Necef, the Kerbela, and the atheist centers in Kazimya, the Necef, the Kerbela. For a period of about twenty years in Baghdad and its surroundings, Hazim Agâh Efendi puts on topics such as the closed state of the texts and the sights of the Ottoman rulers on the texts, the capture of the texts by the Halidi Nakşiler. In addition to these, the Ottoman administration, which has lost support and power given to their fathers by the Kharhanes, and the Ottoman administration, which has also transferred the pressures of the Naksi and the Shiites.Hazim Agâh Efendi, Baghdad, Necef, Kerbela, and the Derwish and their fathers are informed, especially Hussein Mazlum Baba. He also wrote in his article that he was photographed. Hussein Mazlum Baba was fathered by Ali Turabi Dedebaba. When he arrived in Iraq, he first served in Necef and then aged in Baghdad. During his stay in Baghdad, he made a great contribution to the improvement of the revenue of all the tekkels. Specifically, Hussein Mazlum Baba has refined and refined the Gürgür Babatekkes, increased the foundation revenues, increased the number of foundation stores in the Furniture Wednesday and expanded their places. During the time of Mahmut, it was very difficult for those who were closed by the Baktaşi tekkeles to be followed. Most of them were then destroyed and closed. The radical change that occurred during this period has weakened the integrity of the Iraqi Bektaşi texts.  Hazim Agâh Efendi is one of the important sources that provides detailed information about Iraq’s Bektaşi. Unfortunately, both he and his letter were not assessed.