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Akhis And Zaviyes (Small Dervish Lodge) In Germiyanoğulları District

Journal of Turkish Studies, 2009
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Aleviten in Deutschland [PDF]

, 2008
Sökefeld, Martin, Sökefeld, Martin
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Allevi-Bektashi Zaviyes in the Eastern Rhodope (15th –16th Centuries)

Annual of the Faculty of History of St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo, 2018
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Vakif Administration in Sixteenth Century Konya: The Zaviye of Sadreddin-I Konevi

Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, 1974
Donated by Klaus Kreiser ; Reprinted from : Journal of the Economic and Social History of the Orient, Vol.XVII, Part 2.
S. Faroqhi
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Documentary Archaeology in the Study of T-shaped Zaviye/İmarets. Reconstructing the İmaret of Evrenosoğlu Ahmed Bey in Tatar Pazarcık

Südost-Forschungen, 2020
Grigor Boykov
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Anadolu'da Tasavvuf Ehlinin Türk İskânına Olan Katkıları ve Zaviye Vakıflarının Gerekliliği: Abdal Paşa Örneği

II. Uluslararası Türkistan'dan Anadolu'ya İrfan Geleneği: Abdal Ata Sempozyumu Bildiri Tam Metin Kitabı
Tansu Geyiklioğlu
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From Zaviye to Mosque: Aspects of the Social Evolution in the Early Ottoman Balkans in Late Fourteenth-Century Gümülcine/Komotini

Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association, 2020
:This article is about the city of Komotini (Ottoman Gümülcine, in Northern Greece) during the last quarter of the fourteenth century, in the context of newly established Ottoman institutions and social hierarchies of the time.
Panagiotis Kontolaimos
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Literary Chains Frozen in Tile? Proposed Literary Connections between Salmān Sāvajī and Aḥmedī as Observed in the Persian Epigraphic Programme of the Green Zāviye in Bursa (821–827/1419–1424)

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The layers of Arabic and Persian epigraphy in the Green Complex (821–827/1419–1424) in the Western Anatolian town of Bursa, built for Meḥmed I (r. 816–824/1413–1421), are indicative of the literary horizon at this time.
Veronika Poier
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19. YÜZYILDA ESKİŞEHİR VE BİLECİK ZAVİYE VAKIFLARI

2021
In the Islamic world, one of the important institutions of zawiya and dervish lodges during the Ottoman Empire was transformed into a corporate structure. They have seen important services in social assistance and solidarity with jihad and settlement policy.
AYDIN, Lokman, AYDIN, Meltem
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Tekke, zaviye, tarikatların ve türbelerin kaldırılması

2021
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