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The Divan of Yunus Emre (Yunus Emre Divanı) is a work that compiles the poems of Yunus Emre, a key figure in Turkish Sufi literature. Published by Dergâh Publications, this book contains the poems written in the divan style, reflecting the poet's philosophical world, his Sufi understanding, and the unique language that he blended with the Anatolian folk poetry tradition. Subject The book provides a comprehensive presentation of Yunus Emre’s poems, which contain elements of both Sufi and folk lit

The Rose of the Garden of Life Has Not Wilted is the transcribed and annotated edition of Mehmed Şükrü Efendi’s work titled Mecmû‘a-i İlâhiyyât, prepared by Zeynep Hümeyra Ciğer. Published in March 2017 as part of Dergâh Yayınları’s Türk Klasikleri series, this publication brings to the public for the first time a collection of ilahis whose existence was previously unknown and of which only a single copy was preserved in a private library. The book consists of 182 pages and holds significant val

Lâ: The Syllable of Infinity, written by author and academic Nazan Bekiroğlu, is a novel that reconstructs the story of Hz. Adem and Hz. Havva’s descent from cennet to earth using a modern narrative form. The novel centers on humanity’s process of becoming human and the existential awareness of “being.” Subject of the Book The novel explores the existential journey of humanity through the processes of creation, exile from cennet, and the construction of self on earth. The narrative is shaped alo