Bektashi order and its reflection to our regions

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  • Metin Izeti

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63161/so.vi1.5436

Abstract

This is one of the Islamic Sufist schools which has retentionists even in our country. The founder of tarikat is Haxhi Bektash Veli, Sufi of the 13th century. Here we have also mention the role of Bektashians in disseminating the Islam religion by estimating their exoteric principles towards religion. We also describe the difference between the terms mystic - mysticism and tasawwuf - sufism.
We have described the circumstances and initial reasons for establishing these Sufist schools, in particular the Bektashi ones. We have noticed that many scholars of this field wrongly use the terms orthodox and lieterodox, or either treat it as a separate religion without providing any resurceful argument. In this study we have also explained some other issues based on basic resources from the beginning of such differences, wich later on had a political character, but always were based in the sources of the Islamic religion - in Qur'an and Hadith.

Keywords:

Bektashi orderm sufism, Haji Bektash Veli

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Published

2024-09-23

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Izeti, M. (2024). Bektashi order and its reflection to our regions. Studime Orientale, (1), 57–85. https://doi.org/10.63161/so.vi1.5436

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