Abstract:

The tradition of self-love represents an important field with the new identity it has gained after Islamicism today. The lovers, who are the execution of this tradition, have taken responsibilities to transmit important religious knowledge and practices in their individual and social life for the Alevians and the Bectas. Those who are in the world, and those who are in the world, and those who are in the world, and those who are in the world, and those who are in the world, and those who are in the world. Love is the translator of the society in which it is. He is the representative of the culture in which he lives. In Alevi and Bektaşi tradition, lovers have become one of the basic elements of the system of faith. So they used the instrument, in tradition, as "Telli Qur'an". One of the important names that keeps the tradition of love in our time is DertliDivani. Dertli Divani has an important place in the 21st century in the Alevi and Bektaşi tradition because it is an executive and member of the grandfather's institution in the vecem rituals.The purpose of this study is to identify the tasavvuf understanding and the elements related to it in the poems of Aşk Dertli Divani. The data of the research was collected through the method of document examination; the data obtained was analyzed using the internal analysis. The data of the study are obtained from 52 poems of Love Dertli Divani. The research has found that Love Dertli Divani used tasavvuf terminology in his rich forms. In his poems he sees a reflection of the "Nûr-u-Muhammadiyah" understanding that has an important place in the tasavuf. In Al-Alawi, the first thing that has been revealed from Allah is the light of Muhammad-Ali, and in the poems Allah, Hz Muhammad, and Hz.Ali have come together. This form of thought was shaped in the poems of Dertli Divani with Alevi and Bektaşi beliefs. In the poems of Dertli Divani, Hz Ali, Ehlibeyt, Hz. The love of Hussein and the Twelve is addressed with a deep faithful devotion.Anahtar Words: Love, Dertli Divani, Alevi and Bektaşi, Sufism, Music.