Author
Fâ'ik, Sâlih Fâ'ik Bey (d. 1241/1825-26 - ö. 1317/1900)
Publication Date
23/03/2022
Subject
Written Literature / Divan Literature - rubailer
Type
Other
Language
Undetermined
Digital
No
Manuscript
No
Library
Dictionary of Turkish Literature Works
Record ID
peymane-fa-ik
Date
1313/1896
Notes
Sâlih Fâik Bey's work consists of Turkish and Persian rubais of some well-known poets. It is possible to evaluate Peymâne in two parts. The first part, consisting of Fâik's own poems, begins with a mesnevi consisting of 105 couplets titled "Peymâne". This poem begins with tawhid and continues with naʻt, in accordance with the classical order. In the continuation, Fâ'ik Bey describes the sultan of the period, II., with a 27-couplet mesnevi. He praised Abdulhamid. This is followed by a masnavi of 31 couplets titled "Hasb-i Hâl". This is followed by 1 murabba consisting of nine clauses under the title of "Istidrâd", and a mesnevi consisting of 60 couplets, starting with the couplet "Don't fall for this heart's trouble / With patience, this trouble can be cured". This first part of the work is original and consists entirely of the poet's poems. The second part of the work is given under the title "İbtidâ'-i Rubâ'iyyât". A large part of Fâik Bey's work consists of Persian rubais and poems of Iranian poets. This part of Peymâne looks like an anthology, a magazine, containing the rubais of some well-known poets. In the section related to Persian rubais, there are poems of the following poets: Mevlânâ Celâleddîn-i Rûmî (d. 671/1273), Bâyezid-i Bistâmî (d. 233/848), Abdurrahman Câmî (d. 897/1492), Abdulkâdir Bîdil (d. 1132/1720), Kemâleddîn-i İsfahânî (d. 671/1273), Ömer Hayyâm (d. 525/1131), Feyzî-i Hindî (d. 1003/1595), Örfî-i Şirâzî (d. 1000/1591), Niyâzî (d. 1931), Nefʻî (d. 1044/1635), Molla Câmî (d. 897/1492), Ebû Saîd-i Ebuʼl-Hayr (d. 440/1049), Senâî (d. 525/1131), Ferîduddin Attâr (d. 617/1221), Celâleddin Devvânî (d. 671/1273), Hâkânî (d. 585/1190), Ali Şîr Nevâyî (d. 906/1501), İbn-i Yemîn (d. 770/1368), Nefʻî (d. 1044/1635), Enverî (d. ?/?), Azmizâde Hâletî (d. 1040/1631), Seyyid Nizâm (d. 956/1550), Mesûd-i Saʻd-i Selmân (d. ?/?), Hüseyin-i Tebrîzî (d. 1323/1906), Aşkî (d. 981/1574), Fahreddîn Râzî (d. 606/1210), Firdevsî (d. 410/1020), Hâfız-ı Şirâzî (d. 792/1390), Râgıb Pasha (d. 1176/1763), Şâh İsmail (d. 930/1524), Mihrî Hâtûn (d. 911/1506), Lâle Hâtûn (d. 681/1283), Feyzullâh Sermed (d. 1202/1788), Nevʻizâde Atâyî (d. 1044/1635), İmâm Gazâlî (d. 504/1111), Yavuz Sultan Selim (d. 926/1520), (Urfalı) Şevket (d. 1335/1917) and Lutfullâh (d. 921/1516).The poets under the title of Turkish rubais are as follows: Nâbî (d. 1123/1712), Fuzûlî (d. 963/1556), Azmîzâde Hâletî (d. 1040/1631), Şeyh Gâlib (d. 1213/1799), Râgıb Pasha (d. 1176/1763), Ziyâ Pasha (d. 1297/1880), Sultan IV. Murad (d. 1050/1640), Dâmâd Mahmûd Celâleddin Pasha (d. 1320/1903), Muallim Nâcî (d. 1310/1893), Muallim Feyzî (d. 1327/1910), Lebîb Efendi (d. 1283/1867), Nahîfî (d. 1150/1738) and Ağazâde Örfî Mahmûd (d. 1191/1778). Peymâne, written in 1313/1896 and consisting of 156 leaves, is in Istanbul University Rare Works Library İbnülemin Mahmud Kemal İnal Collection No. It was found in 1504. The work has been briefly introduced in various studies (Çambel Kalço 2019, 2020). For Fâ'ik's biography, see. “Fâ'ik, Sâlih Fâ'ik Bey”.Turkish Literature Names Dictionary.
ISBN
978-9944-237-87-1
Madde Yazarı
Prof. Dr. Beyhan KESİK
Alfabesi
Arap
Yapısı
Manzum
Niteliği
Derleme
Kaynakça
Çambel Kalço, Şemnem (2019).Manastırlı Sâlih Fâik ve Dîvânı.Yüksek Lisans Tezi. İstanbul: Marmara Üniversitesi.
Çambel Kalço (2020). “19. Yüzyıl Şâirlerinden Manastırlı Sâlih Fâik’in Dîvân’ına Dâir Bazı Hususlar ve Hazîne-i Fünûn Dergisi’nde Yayımlanan Şiirleri”.Tasavvur Tekirdağ İlahiyat Dergisi6 (1): 149-170.
Sâlih Fâ’ik Bey (1313).Peymâne.İstanbul Üniversitesi Nadir Eserler Kütüphanesi İbnülemin Mahmud Kemal İnal Koleksiyonu Nu. 1504.
Atıf Bilgileri
KESİK, Beyhan. "PEYMÂNE (FÂ’İK)".Türk Edebiyatı Eserler Sözlüğü,http://tees.yesevi.edu.tr/madde-detay/peymane-fa-ik. [Erişim Tarihi: 25 Ağustos 2025].