Gaybî Sunullah He was born in Kütahya around 1610-1615. He is the son of the grandson of Kalburcu Şeyhi (Çavdar Baba) Pir Seyyid Ahmed Efendi. His father is Müftü Şeyh Ahmet Efendi, and his grandfather is Beşir Efendi. He was connected to Istanbul's Oğlanlar Şeyhi İbrahim Efendi. He clearly recorded the states and words of İbrahim Efendi, whose gatherings he attended from 1649 to 1655, in his book called "Sohbetnâme" (Book of Conversations). This work is significant as it also expresses the beliefs and views of the Melamis. Gaybî, who represented his sheikh properly, summarized İbrahim Efendi's Sufi order and Melami belief in his treatise called "Biatnâme" (Book of Allegiance). Like the previous guides, he was also accused of heresy and Hurufism by the conservative scholars of his time. When this group endeavored to turn the people against him, he wrote his famous 22-couplet poem, beginning with the lines, "Hüda Rabbim, nebim Hak'ka Muhammed'di...
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