Abstract:

Sultan Veled, born in 1226 in today's Karaman province, is the greatest son of Mevlânâ Celâleddîn-i Rûmî. Sultan Veled, who made his assignment in Konya and Damascus, is also in his father's conversations and comes to the forefront of the names who educated themselves in the knowledge and tasavvufic matters. After his father's death, he made the Mevleviliya a taricate, in 1285 he became the sheikh of the Mevleviliya taricate, continued his taricate until 1312 (the date of his death), after his death, he was buried in the turbe where his father's grave was located. The name of Sultana Veled is a Divan, the name of Ibn ‘Abdullah, Rebâb-Nâme, Intihâ-name and Maarif. When we look at the poems of Sultan Veled, a poet and mutasavvif in his father's footsteps, a interpretative and teaching style comes to us. The poet, who has his poems in general in Persian, has also the Turkish, Persian-Turkish, Persian-Turkish-Romanian mixed beethings. In this work, we will try to look at the subject of the "Prophets and Messengers" in the Persian rubles of Sultan Veled.