Diwan-i Hikmat. The Hall of Wisdom
( ديوان حكمت)

Name: Diwan-i Hikmat. The Hall of Wisdom
Author: Ahmad Yasawi

Title	Diwan-i Hikmat. The Hall of Wisdom
Title Original	ديوان حكمت
Author	Ahmad Yasawi
Publication Date:	1904
Publication Place	- Typical lithography of the Kazan Imperial University, Kazan 1904.
Type	kitap
Language	Tatar
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	366
Library:	Darul Kutub
Library Asset ID	f4c3f0fff9060b9657094e15dc0101defdfd9d0e
Record ID	841
Library Location	Darul Pole
Date	1904
Notes	Khoja Ahmed Yasawi (died 1166), Hanafi madhhab scholar and spiritual guide. He was born in the city of Isfijab (modern Sairam in Kazakhstan), but lived most of his life in Turkestan (also located in the southern part of Kazakhstan). He was a student of Aryslan Bab, a famous preacher of Islam. At a time when the Farsi language occupied a dominant position in literature and public life, Khoja Ahmed Yasawi wrote in his native language. The work “Divan-i Hikmet” (“Book of Wisdom”) written by Yasawi is not only the spiritual shrine of Sufi literature, it is also one of the most important works written in the ancient Tatar language. The printed edition presented here was published in 1904 by the printing press of the Kazan Imperial University.

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Diwan-i Hikmat. The Hall of Wisdom

( ديوان حكمت)

Author Ahmad Yasawi

Publication Date 1904

Publication Place - Typical lithography of the Kazan Imperial University, Kazan 1904.

Type kitap

Language Tatar

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 366

Library Darul Kutub

Library Asset ID f4c3f0fff9060b9657094e15dc0101defdfd9d0e

Record ID 841

Library Location Darul Pole

Date 1904

Notes Khoja Ahmed Yasawi (died 1166), Hanafi madhhab scholar and spiritual guide. He was born in the city of Isfijab (modern Sairam in Kazakhstan), but lived most of his life in Turkestan (also located in the southern part of Kazakhstan). He was a student of Aryslan Bab, a famous preacher of Islam. At a time when the Farsi language occupied a dominant position in literature and public life, Khoja Ahmed Yasawi wrote in his native language. The work “Divan-i Hikmet” (“Book of Wisdom”) written by Yasawi is not only the spiritual shrine of Sufi literature, it is also one of the most important works written in the ancient Tatar language. The printed edition presented here was published in 1904 by the printing press of the Kazan Imperial University.