Arşi̇v Belgeleri̇ Ve Vakif Kayitlari Işiğinda Durmuş Dede Tekkesi̇

Durmu Dede Lodge was a two-storey building by the sea, at the end of the Kayalar cemetery of Bebek Neighbourhood in Rumelihisar, which was subordinated to Galata during the Ottoman history. The lodge was built by Hasan Zarifi Efendi (d. 1569) in 1528. Since this person was attached to brahim-i Glsen (d. 1533) in Cairo during his Hajj journey, this lodge operated as Glsen lodge for many years. In the 17th century, Evliya elebi mentions this lodge as one of the important Bektashi structures. According to the legend, Durmu Dede, the fellow townsman of Ali Baba from Akkirman, who was the postnish in this lodge during the reign of Sultan Ahmet I, gained a great reputation among the Muslim captain and sailors, so the lodge has been named after him since then. The lodge passed to the Jarriyya order in the second half of the 18th century. There are sources that state that Durmu Dede Lodge was connected to the Shabaniyya branch of Khalwatiyya after Bektashism was banned in 1826. Archival records show the dervish lodge as Jarr in the second half of the 19th century. Shaykh Eref Efendi, whose administration was entrusted to him in 1894, served as the shaykh of the lodge for many years. Durmu Dede Lodge, which continued its

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  Open Access•Mahmut DEMİRDİL, Muhammed Ali YILDIZ•Türk Kültürü ve HACI BEKTAŞ VELİ…•2023

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