عمران خان کے پسندیدہ ترک صوفی شاعریونس امرہ کون تھے؟ || Complete Biography on Younus Emre
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عمران خان کے پسندیدہ ترک صوفی شاعریونس امرہ کون تھے؟
Who was Imran Khan's favorite Turkish Sufi poet Younus Amra?
Imran Khan's interest in Turkish history is not hidden and he was the one who ordered the Turkish drama serial 'Ertugrul' based on the history of the Ottoman Empire to be aired on Pakistan's state TV channel after dubbing in Urdu.
Recently, Senator Faisal Javed of his own party said that now Prime Minister Imran Khan wants another Turkish drama serial 'Younis Amra' to be aired in Pakistan in Urdu language.
Younis Amra (1320-1238) was a famous Turkish Sufi poet who lived in Anatolia in the 13th century, much of what is now called Turkey.
A lot of authentic information about the life of Younis Amra is lost in the pages of history but many stories of his life are still an important part of Turkish folk tales which are read, heard and sung with great interest.
Persian and Arabic words are widely used in the literature of the time of Yunus Amra, which the common Turks living in Anatolia were unable to comprehend.
Younis Amra was the first Turkish Sufi poet to choose a simple Turkish language for his poetry, which led to the message reaching the hearts of the people and a rapid increase in his popularity and followers.
Turkish historian Mustafa Izzat Baqi, also known as Abdulbaqi Gulpanarli, writes in his book Younis Amra and Sufism that Hunas Amra made the love of God and His servants the focus of his teachings.
According to him, Younis described three levels of Islam through his poetry. The first 'faith' means belief in one God, the second 'Islam' means obedience to Islamic principles and the third 'benevolence' means good treatment of God's servants and according to them a Sufi is the one who passes the first two stages of Islam and the third Keep looking
The oldest record of Younis Amra's poetry is found in 15th century manuscripts, but this does not mean that he did not compose any poetry before, but that many of Younis Amra's poetry and events in his life The breasts were passed down from generation to generation but were also lost over time.
Younis Amra is considered to be the founder of pure Turkish language literature.
He was the first poet to use only Turkish in his poetry.
That is why in 1923, when Mustafa Kemal Atatرکrk founded modern secular Turkey, he promoted the work of a number of Turkish writers, intellectuals and poets, such as Younus Emre, to promote nationalist ideology.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
(UNESCO) recognized Younis Amra's philanthropic message, declaring 1991 the year of Younis Amra on the occasion of her 750th birthday.
In 2015, the Turkish TV channel TRT aired a drama series on Younis Amra's life, Younis Amra: The Journey of Love, which is now available on Netflix.
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عمران خان کے پسندیدہ ترک صوفی شاعریونس امرہ کون تھے؟
Who was Imran Khan's favorite Turkish Sufi poet Younus Amra?
Imran Khan's interest in Turkish history is not hidden and he was the one who ordered the Turkish drama serial 'Ertugrul' based on the history of the Ottoman Empire to be aired on Pakistan's state TV channel after dubbing in Urdu.
Recently, Senator Faisal Javed of his own party said that now Prime Minister Imran Khan wants another Turkish drama serial 'Younis Amra' to be aired in Pakistan in Urdu language.
Younis Amra (1320-1238) was a famous Turkish Sufi poet who lived in Anatolia in the 13th century, much of what is now called Turkey.
A lot of authentic information about the life of Younis Amra is lost in the pages of history but many stories of his life are still an important part of Turkish folk tales which are read, heard and sung with great interest.
Persian and Arabic words are widely used in the literature of the time of Yunus Amra, which the common Turks living in Anatolia were unable to comprehend.
Younis Amra was the first Turkish Sufi poet to choose a simple Turkish language for his poetry, which led to the message reaching the hearts of the people and a rapid increase in his popularity and followers.
Turkish historian Mustafa Izzat Baqi, also known as Abdulbaqi Gulpanarli, writes in his book Younis Amra and Sufism that Hunas Amra made the love of God and His servants the focus of his teachings.
According to him, Younis described three levels of Islam through his poetry. The first 'faith' means belief in one God, the second 'Islam' means obedience to Islamic principles and the third 'benevolence' means good treatment of God's servants and according to them a Sufi is the one who passes the first two stages of Islam and the third Keep looking
The oldest record of Younis Amra's poetry is found in 15th century manuscripts, but this does not mean that he did not compose any poetry before, but that many of Younis Amra's poetry and events in his life The breasts were passed down from generation to generation but were also lost over time.
Younis Amra is considered to be the founder of pure Turkish language literature.
He was the first poet to use only Turkish in his poetry.
That is why in 1923, when Mustafa Kemal Atatرکrk founded modern secular Turkey, he promoted the work of a number of Turkish writers, intellectuals and poets, such as Younus Emre, to promote nationalist ideology.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
(UNESCO) recognized Younis Amra's philanthropic message, declaring 1991 the year of Younis Amra on the occasion of her 750th birthday.
In 2015, the Turkish TV channel TRT aired a drama series on Younis Amra's life, Younis Amra: The Journey of Love, which is now available on Netflix.
#Younus_Emre
#ImranKhan
#Turkishsufipoet
#BiographyofYounusEmre