Mevlid-i Şerif

Mevlid-i Şerif

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Vesiletun Necat (Mevlid) -Süleyman Çelebi

Reference Necat (Mevlid) - Süleyman Çelebi

Although Süleyman Çelebi wrote this essay in the name of Vâteslâ-nâât, it became famous among the people with Mevlid name.

Süleyman Çelebi also opposed such distorted beliefs as Bâtînîism, which caused the mixing of state and social order with this work which he wrote with a deep love of the Prophet, and he fulfilled the duty which the nation has in respect of the protection of the faith community.

Mevlid is a word that means "birth", "birth time" and "place of birth". But over time the Prophet was the general name of works written to commemorate and celebrate on his birthday.

Süleyman Çelebi, while writing his work, benefited from Garib-nâme of Âşık Pasha, Sirret-nabî of Mustafa Darîr of Erzurum and Mevlid of Ahmedî.

Mevlid, written in the form of a masnavi poem, has poems written in the style of kaside and gazel as well as some mesneviler. However, one thing that stands out in Vâtesîtü'n-Necât is the presence of vehicle couplets that are repeated almost at the end of each hurdle. It is remarkable that this characteristic of Tercî-i bendler is seen in the mesnevire and this is a characteristic of Süleyman Çelebi's work.

Süleyman Çelebi wrote his work with the veil of the fâildâtün fâildât.

Süleyman Çelebi, who uses a clear and clear language, wrote his work with ancient Anatolian Turkish. The poet, who gives a little place in Arabic and Persian texts, with warm and simple language, expresses his sincerity. It is an example of a "house of hope" that leads to a thought that can easily be said when the verse is pronounced.

Mevlid, which is a work of the Prophet's life from the beginning, consists of 9 chapters:

Tevhid-münacat and the reason for the writing of the book

The reason for the creation of the world

The creation of the Prophet Muhammad and the decision of the Prophet from Adam

Veladet

The miracles of the Prophet,

Ascension

The qualifications of the Prophet and the fulfillment of the message of the Prophet

The Prophet's Excellency

The end of the book

The longest part of Mevlid is the "divinity section" which consists of 145 couplets. The person who reads Mevlid is called "mevlid-hân".