Abdurrahimi Tırsî
Abdurrahimi Tırsî (d. 1520):
• He was born in the
village of Tirse near İznik. • It is rumored that his father, Bayezid Fakih,
who served as an imam in the same village, was related to Bolulu İsfendiyaroğlu
Ahmed Bey's family.
• During his childhood
years, he accompanied his father to İznik and participated in the gatherings of
Eşrefoğlu Rûmî.
Abdurrahimi Tırsî:
• When Eşrefoğlu said,
"Give this child to us so that we can educate and raise him," with
the consent of his father, he entered the protection of the sheikh and was raised
and nurtured by him.
• After a while, he
married Züleyha Hatun, the daughter of his sheikh.
• Following
Eşrefoğlu's death (874/1469), according to his will, he became the successor in
the dergah.
• He passed away in
İznik in Safer 926 (February 1520) and was buried next to his sheikh.
Abdurrahimi Tırsî:
• Some of Abdurrahim
Tırsî's poems, written in the syllabic meter and in a simple language,
influenced by Yunus Emre and Eşrefoğlu Rûmî, can be found in old collections. •
www.antoloji.com/ey-dost-103-siiri/ the following poem •
Ey Dost • O friend, with your troubles, • Let me walk beside you. • Let me shed
tears from my eyes, • Let me spill them drop by drop.
• I need you, only
you. • Without you, what am I? • The wine of love, my soul, • Let me drink it,
sip by sip.
Abdurrahimi Tırsî: •
Fill my heart with your thoughts, • With your remembrance, fill my tongue. •
Beloved, beloved, with the love in me, • Let me whirl in ecstasy, round and
round.
• Make my body naked
with love, • Let me be amazed by your face. • Remove the veil in between, •
Show me, soul to soul.
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