Author
SEMİZOĞLU, Memory
Publication Place
Burdur Mehmet Akif Ersoy University -
Burdur Mehmet Akif Ersoy University
Subject
Burdur Journal of Theology, 2023-12 (7), p.182-184
Type
Book
Language
ara,eng
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Leitir Library
Library Asset ID
ISSN: 2980-2407, EISSN: 2980-2407, DOI: 10.59932/burdurilahiyat.1366355
Record ID
cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_97444aa0304145ec9a3718a425b0a932
Library Location
DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals (WRLC)
Notes
Sufis say that Sufism is a science of state. We can say that it is difficult to write about this science of state, which includes personal experience, in every period. Because there are debates about whether the Sufi text should be written by a Sufi who has experience in writing or by being evaluated from outside. However, which texts will be accepted as Sufi works are among the main problems. As a matter of fact, within the framework of these problems, the innovations made during the Ottoman modernization period also had an impact on Sufi texts. The work we will try to introduce talks about the writing of the "new history of Sufism" in the period covering the first periods of the late Ottoman Republic. The work of the author, who evaluates the subject, scope and literature in the Introduction part of the study, consists of three parts. In the first chapter, he takes into account the effects of Ottoman modernization on Sufi historiography and conveys the problems during the period and new practices that differ from the classical period. In the second part, taking into account the chronological order, it introduces the basic texts of Sufi historiography through the books, articles and treatises of authors who were related to Sufism during the Ottoman modernization period. In the last chapter, it deals with general issues such as the origin and etymology of Sufism, its subject, method, purpose and search for legitimacy, through the views of the authors of the period, by carrying it to the Ottoman modernization period. The author concludes his work by examining the innovations and changes in Sufi historiography during the Ottoman modernization period with the period he limits. In this study, it is aimed to introduce the work titled Sufi History Writing from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic (1910-1933), which consists of an Introduction, Three Chapters and a Conclusion. Within the framework of this purpose, the work will be analyzed and its contribution to the literature will be evaluated. Sufis say that Sufism is a science of state. We can say that it is difficult to write about this science of state, which includes personal experience, in every period. Because we encounter debates about whether it should be written by a Sufi who has experienced Sufi writing or by being evaluated from outside. However, which texts will be accepted as Sufi works are among the main problems. As a matter of fact, within the framework of these problems, the innovations made during the Ottoman modernization period also had an impact on Sufi texts. The work we will try to introduce talks about the writing of the "new history of Sufism" in the period covering the first periods of the late Ottoman Republic. The work of the author, who evaluates the subject, scope and literature in the Introduction part of the study, consists of three parts. In the first chapter, he takes into account the effects of Ottoman modernization on Sufi historiography and conveys the problems during the period and new practices that differ from the classical period. In the second part, taking into account the chronological order, it introduces the basic texts of Sufi historiography through the books, articles and treatises of authors who were related to Sufism during the Ottoman modernization period. In the last chapter, it deals with general issues such as the origin and etymology of Sufism, its subject, method, purpose and search for legitimacy, through the views of the authors of the period, by carrying it to the Ottoman modernization period. The author concludes his work by examining the innovations and changes in Sufi historiography during the Ottoman modernization period with the period he limits. In this study, it is aimed to introduce the work titled Sufi Historical Writing from the Ottoman Empire to the Republic (1910-1933), which consists of an Introduction, Three Chapters and a Conclusion. Within the framework of this purpose, the work will be analyzed and its contribution to the literature will be evaluated.
Detaylı Başlık
Muammer CENGİZ, Osmanlı’dan Cumhuriyet’e Tasavvuf Tarihi Yazıcılığı (1910-1933), İlâhiyât Yay
