Yunus Emre

Yûnus Emre
Yûnus Emre
يونس امره
	Statue of Yûnus Emre in Karaman, Turkey
Personal
Born	1238; Sarıköy near Sivrihisar, Sultanate of Rum, now Turkey
Died	1320; Yunusemre (formerly Saru), Ottoman Beylik, now Turkey
Religion	Islam
Era	13th–14th centuries
Known for	Sufism, Diwan in Old Anatolian Turkish
Muslim leader
Period in office	13th and 14th century
	Influenced by Tapduk Emre, Rumi, Ahmed Yesevi, Haji Bektash Veli, Ahi Evren, Sarı Saltık;

Yunus Emre (Turkish pronunciation: [juːˈnus emˈɾe]), ointutunan nogi sabaagi Derviş Yûnus (Yûnus i Dervish) (1238–1320) (Anatolian Turkish di Laid: يونس امره), nopo nga songulun momolilihiis mantad Turkish om Sufi ii narahung do koubasanan Turkish. Miampai sokodung do UNESCO, nosiliu o toun 1991, toun kinoulitan ko-750 do momoomolihiis dii, sabaagi Toun Sompogunan Yunus Emre^[3]

Biografi

Agayo rahung di Yunus Emre kumaa sastera Turki tu alapas di Ahmed Yesevi om Sultan Walad, isio no iso mantad ko' momoomolihiis igulu kopio di minonuat id boros Anatolian Turkish di Laid.^{[minog do kisukuon]} Woyo boros dau nogi nga osonong om miagal do woyo tongulun id Tanga om Anatolia Barat. Gunoon nogi o boros diti do moomoolihis rakyat, id sinding-sinding rakyat, tangon om nogi sundait (Hayran) om tukadan.^{[minog do kisukuon]}

Buuk miagal ko buuk Oghuz Book of Dede Korkut di nakalaid om au kopio otutunan id Central Asian nokopongunsub di Yunus Emre id kopomogunaan do Hayran sabaagi kakamot hiis numangan potungkuso maya wara. Koubasanan maya wara diti nooputan id timpu di alaid.^[4]

Sukuon

↑ Güzel, Oğuz & Karatay 2002, p. 672.
↑ Ambros 2002, p. 349.
↑ Halman, Talat (2007). Rapture and Revolution. Syracusa University Press, Crescent Hill Publications. p. 316.
↑ Edouard Roditi. "Western and Eastern Themes in the Poetry of Yunus Emre", Journal of Comparative Poetics, No. 5, The Mystical Dimension in Literature (Spring, 1985), p. 27

[FOOTNOTEGüzelOğuzKaratay2002672-1] Güzel, Oğuz & Karatay 2002, p. 672.

[FOOTNOTEAmbros2002349-2] Ambros 2002, p. 349.

[3] Halman, Talat (2007). Rapture and Revolution. Syracusa University Press, Crescent Hill Publications. p. 316.

[4] Edouard Roditi. "Western and Eastern Themes in the Poetry of Yunus Emre", Journal of Comparative Poetics, No. 5, The Mystical Dimension in Literature (Spring, 1985), p. 27

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