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Aṣlī and Karam
(824 words)
Aṣlī and Karam (Kerem ile Aslı in Turkish), the name of an old romance narrated in various versions in the popular culture and literature of Azerbaijan, Armenia, Turkey and various Central Asian countries. The tale of Aṣlī and Karam came into being in the beginning of 10th/16th century, and has since spread among the peoples of the Caucasus, Central Asia and Anatolia. Yet, some scholars maintain that this legend is originally from Azerbaijan (
Azarbayjan, 4/235). According to certain scholars, the beloved (Aṣlī) and the lover (Karam) of the story lived at the end of t…
Source:
Encyclopaedia Islamica
Bābā Ilyās Khurāsānī
(1,313 words)
Bābā Ilyās Khurāsānī, Abū al-Baqāʾ Ilyās b. ʿAlī, was a prominent Turkoman Sufi shaykh of the early 7th/13th century, associated with the Bābāʾī Movement and Order (q.v.). He was known both as Bābā Ilyās-i ʿAjam and Bābā Ilyās-i Dīwānah (Âşıkpaşazade, 46, 191; Neşri, 6/47; see also Çelebi, 13; Ocak, 2, 4; Sibṭ b. al-Jawzī, 2/733). Nothing is known about him prior to his arrival in Asia Minor. He is said to have left greater Khurāsān for Anatolia as a result of the Mongol conquests and their annexation of the Khʷārazm-Shāhid territories. He took ¶ up residence in the village of Chāt in th…
Source:
Encyclopaedia Islamica
Bābā Ilyās Khurāsānī
(1,305 words)
Bābā Ilyās Khurāsānī, Abū al-Baqāʾ Ilyās b. ʿAlī, was a prominent Turkoman Sufi shaykh of the early 7th/13th century, associated with the Bābāʾī Movement and Order (q.v.). He was known both as Bābā Ilyās-i ʿAjam and Bābā Ilyās-i Dīwānah (Âşıkpaşazade, 46, 191; Neşri, 6/47; see also Çelebi, 13; Ocak, 2, 4; Sibṭ b. al-Jawzī, 2/733).Nothing is known about him prior to his arrival in Asia Minor. He is said to have left greater Khurāsān for Anatolia as a result of the Mongol conquests and their annexation of the Khʷārazm-Shāhid territories. He took up residence in the village of Chāt in…
Source:
Encyclopaedia Islamica
Date:
2021-06-17
Aṣlī and Karam
(817 words)
Aṣlī and Karam (Kerem ile Aslı in Turkish), the name of an old romance narrated in various versions in the popular culture and literature of Azerbaijan, Armenia, Turkey and various Central Asian countries. The tale of Aṣlī and Karam came into being in the beginning of 10th/16th century, and has since spread among the peoples of the Caucasus, Central Asia and Anatolia. Yet, some scholars maintain that this legend is originally from Azerbaijan (
Azarbayjan, 4/235). According to certain scholars, the beloved (Aṣlī) and the lover (Karam) of the story lived at the end of t…
Source:
Encyclopaedia Islamica
Date:
2021-06-17
