(1) Vasiyetname The Last Will and Testament of Imam Birgivi and (2) Sheikh Aliyyus- Sadri el-Konevi's commentary on Birgivi's Testament

Muhammad Imam Birgivi 928 - 980 [1522 Ð 1573] and Sheikh Aliyyus- Sadri el-Konevi´s, died 1114 [1702]

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ad 1: Muhammad Imam Birgivi (27 March 1522 15 March 1573) was a Muslim scholar and moralist who lived during the height of the Ottoman Empire and whose texts are used to this day as manuals of spiritual practice throughout the Muslim world. His full name, in Arabic, is Taqi al-Din Muhammad Ibn Pir ʿAli al-Birkawi. Born Muhammad ibn Pir ʿAli, in Balikesir, Ottoman Empire, in 1522, Muhammad was sent to the capital Istanbul to study theology as a young man. He studied law under the chief military judge (kazasker) of the Ottoman Empire, became a dervish and attached himself to a Sufi master of the Bayramiyyah order. After working as a judge for a short period in Edirne, Birgivi became an ascetic, resigned from his government post and returned his salary. Imam Birgivi is known to be the author of some the twenty-seven works dealing with theology, the art of reciting the Qurʾan, dogmatics and various legal issues. He is most famous for his catechism in Turkish entitled Risale-i Birgivi, also known as the Vasiyetname, available in many printed editions, and translated into several European languages. ad 2: Şeyh Aliyyü s- Sadri el-Konevi was one of the most influential thinkers in Sufi philosophy. He wrote a commentary on Birgivi's Vasiyetname. Several other authors have also produced commentaries on this work. One of these works is that of Şeyh Aliyyü s- Sadri el-Konevi's, which is concerned primarily with issues of faith, worship, and ethics "Two Manuscripts in Ottoman Turkish (1) Copied by Sakir bin Mahmud, 1217 [1802] 156 leaves, 21 x 15 cm and (2) Copied by Ahmed es-Sehid Tahir Hac Mehmed Efendizade, 1133 [1720] 200 leaves, 20 x 13 cm.".

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