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One of the most famous of the Sufi orders (tarikat) of the Ottoman Empire, Turkey, and the Balkans, the Bektashi order is known for its Shiʿi orientation, its immanentist Sufism, and its free spirit and wit, and is recognizable by the elaborate symbolic costume of its dervishes and babas.
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One of the most famous of the Sufi orders (tarikat) of the Ottoman Empire, Turkey, and the Balkans, the Bektashi order is known for its Shiʿi orientation, its immanentist Sufism, and its free spirit and wit, and is recognizable by the elaborate symbolic costume of its dervishes and babas.
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Music in the Bektashi order in Kosovo
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021Abstract: The paper "Music in the Bektashi order in Kosovo", has as a subject of research and study the Bektashi order, perspectives, rituals of the Bektashi and in particular presents and analyzes the nefes musical structure of the Bektashi order in the region of Kosovo.
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Bektashis in 20th Century Greece
Turcica, 2008Dans l'espace aujourd'hui defini comme la Grece, pendant la periode ottomane tardive, il y eut une presence significative des communautes bektachies. Cette etude, utilisant les concepts, methodes et outils des champs de l'histoire, de l'anthropologie sociale et des sciences politiques, basee sur une recherche de terrain et synthetisant la plupart des ...
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The Bektashi tarika, a Sufi religious order, traces its founding to Haci Bektash Beli, who arrived in Anatolia in the 13th century CE (7th century AH) from Khorasan. The religious order became influential within the Ottoman Empire, in part due to its association with the powerful Janissary corps; Bektashi tekkes, or lodges, were built across the ...
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How Does a Bektashi Confess According to Risale-i Merâsim-i Bektashi?
2022One of the most important ceremonies in the Babagan branch of Bektashism is the ceremony of acknowledgment, which is accepted as a person's ascension. According to the Bektashi belief, the one who confesses gets a share. In other words, he begins to become aware of spiritual secrets and this inner journey continues until he reaches personal ...
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HURUFISM AMONG ALBANIAN BEKTASHIS
2010Hurufism, the mystical and philosophical movement, was established by Fadlallah Astarabadi (d. 796/1394) in Iran. Because of political and/or ideological reasons, some disciples of Fadlallah migrated to Anatolia like Aliyyu’l A’lâ (d. 1419) and Nasîmî (d. 1418). The former died in Azerbaijan and the latter in Syria.
Usluer, Fatih, Yıldız, Fırat
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The Bektashi Dervishes and the Young Turks
The Muslim World, 1942Donated by Klaus Kreiser ; Reprinted from in : The Muslim World, Vol: 32, No: 1, 1942.
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THE BEKTASHI TRADITION IN NORTH MACEDONIA
2023Osmanlı fethi hareketleri sonucunda Kuzey Makedonya topraklarına İslâmiyet yayılmaya başlamıştır. Fethi ile birlikte tekke ve zaviyelerin etkisi İslâm’ın yayılmasında önemli rol oynamıştır. Bektaşîlik, Kuzey Makedonya topraklarında İslâm’ın yayılmasında önemli yeri olan dini topluluklar arasında yer alır.
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ALEVIS AND BEKTASHIS IN ENGLISH DOCUMENTS
2011This study centers on numerous English documents upon Alevis and Bektashis who lived within Anatolia as Ottoman citizens around the second half of 19th and early 20th centuries. The early documents in question entitled Alevis as 'Kizilbash,' and the name 'Alevi' was not used until the late 19th century Thus, such terms are used in its original form so ...
BEŞE, Ahmet, TOZLU, Selahattin
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