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Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi und sein Orden (112:1.-1925)

Year 1984, Volume: 04 Issue: 04, 343 - 345, 01.12.1984

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This study, prepared as a doctoral thesis under the supervision of Prof. Hans Joachim Kissling, is essentially a prosopographical investigation of the principal members of the Cerrahiye order of dervishes. As the order does not go back very far in time, but was established only in the early years of the eighteenth century, a reasonable amount of documentation can be located. However the character of the available sources are not basically different from those familiar to the researcher dealing with the fifteenth or sixteenth century. Various hagiographical works survive, composed by members and sympathizers of the order. In addition, the mauseleum of Nureddin Cerrahi, the founder of the order, is still in existence, and the inscriptions upon the gravestones it contains are sufficiently numerous to permit ·the reconstruction of Nureddin Cerrahi' s family tree. When dealing with the sixteenth-century Bayramis or with the followers of Ak Şemseddin, Kissling has had to use s imilar source materials, and so has Abdilibaki Gölpınarlı in his work on the Mevlevis. 

Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi und sein Orden (112:1.-1925)

Year 1984, Volume: 04 Issue: 04, 343 - 345, 01.12.1984

Abstract

This study, prepared as a doctoral thesis under the supervision of Prof. Hans Joachim Kissling, is essentially a prosopographical investigation of the principal members of the Cerrahiye order of dervishes. As the order does not go back very far in time, but was established only in the early years of the eighteenth century, a reasonable amount of documentation can be located. However the character of the available sources are not basically different from those familiar to the researcher dealing with the fifteenth or sixteenth century. Various hagiographical works survive, composed by members and sympathizers of the order. In addition, the mauseleum of Nureddin Cerrahi, the founder of the order, is still in existence, and the inscriptions upon the gravestones it contains are sufficiently numerous to permit ·the reconstruction of Nureddin Cerrahi' s family tree. When dealing with the sixteenth-century Bayramis or with the followers of Ak Şemseddin, Kissling has had to use s imilar source materials, and so has Abdilibaki Gölpınarlı in his work on the Mevlevis. 

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Primary Language English
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Suraiya Faroqhi This is me

Publication Date December 1, 1984
Published in Issue Year 1984 Volume: 04 Issue: 04

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APA Faroqhi, S. (1984). Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi und sein Orden (112:1.-1925). Osmanlı Araştırmaları, 04(04), 343-345.
AMA Faroqhi S. Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi und sein Orden (112:1.-1925). OA. December 1984;04(04):343-345.
Chicago Faroqhi, Suraiya. “Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi Und Sein Orden (112:1.-1925)”. Osmanlı Araştırmaları 04, no. 04 (December 1984): 343-45.
EndNote Faroqhi S (December 1, 1984) Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi und sein Orden (112:1.-1925). Osmanlı Araştırmaları 04 04 343–345.
IEEE S. Faroqhi, “Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi und sein Orden (112:1.-1925)”, OA, vol. 04, no. 04, pp. 343–345, 1984.
ISNAD Faroqhi, Suraiya. “Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi Und Sein Orden (112:1.-1925)”. Osmanlı Araştırmaları 04/04 (December 1984), 343-345.
JAMA Faroqhi S. Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi und sein Orden (112:1.-1925). OA. 1984;04:343–345.
MLA Faroqhi, Suraiya. “Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi Und Sein Orden (112:1.-1925)”. Osmanlı Araştırmaları, vol. 04, no. 04, 1984, pp. 343-5.
Vancouver Faroqhi S. Schejch Nureddin Mehmed Cerrahi und sein Orden (112:1.-1925). OA. 1984;04(04):343-5.