BÛSÎRÎ'NİN KASÎDETÜ'L-BÜRDE'Sİ İLE ARİF NİHAT ASYA'NIN NAAT ŞİİRİ ÜZERİNE TEMATİK BİR KARŞILAŞTIRMA.

One of the famous poets of the Mamluks period, Bûsîrî, Hz. The poem named Kasîdetü'l-bürde, which was written in the praise of the Prophet, is not only for the society to which he belongs but also for other Muslim societies. It sheds light on the context of approaching the Prophet. This eulogy, which consists of 160 couplets, gains fame, especially with the story that caused it to be written. Hz. When the Prophet was born, the wisdom and virtues of the Qur'an, Mi'raj, Hz. There are many parts of the Prophet asking for asylum, forgiveness and intercession. In the general content of the qasida, Hz. The theme of praise to the Prophet predominates. The Prophet, a savior, a safe harbor, Allah's Prophet. It is one of the themes that preserves the love given to the Prophet. Written during the Mamluks period, this eulogy was recited on many religious days and nights, which was also reflected in the Turks. Allah and Hz. It has been a direct or a source of inspiration for many works on the Prophet. In our study, the poem of Bûsîrî, who lived between 1200 and 1300 and wrote his work Kasîdetü'l-bürde, and Arif Nihat Asya's Naat (1967), which transfers things to paper by taking national and religious sources as reference. He will compare the approach to the Prophet. It is seen that the poet's affiliation with the religion of Islam, who gained fame as the property of Turkish literature in the name of "Flag Poet", is reflected in his pen. The poet's prophet of love and his longing are embodied in his poem called Naat, and he is placed at the top of the important naats in our literature. In the Naat poem, Hz. The birth of the Prophet, his youth, his life, the history of Islam, the status of the companions and caliphs, Hz. Symbols and organs associated with the Prophet are heavily featured in the poem. Comparing Bûsîrî's eulogy and Arif Nihat Asya's poetry thematically, Hz. The distinctions and distinctions between the feelings and thoughts set forth for the Prophet, Hz. It will offer a different perspective on commemorating and understanding the Prophet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]