Beyzade Efendi Türbesi

What a beautiful place to listen to peace and head.

A place to accept your wishes to pray in your exams

Elazig biri..harput biri..elazıg from the spiritual guardian of the spiritual caretaker, Turkey's Elazig not perhaps one of the most important historical and spiritual centers olmalı.h how much is left behind in the castle to its former glory days, though, the spirituality of the shrine Something is not lost ... Here is one of those shrines .. Stop by ..

Kaddesallahu sirrahul Aziz. He is the ruler of the Spiritual Secrets. Try to stand for 1 hour in front of the fatihai serife salavat-ı şerife and pray 10min hearts wholeheartedly

Beyzâde Efendi was born in Harput in 1810. The real name of Beyzade Efendi is Beyzâde Hacı Ali Rıza Efendi and he is a medf in Harput's Meteris cemetery. Upon his will, he did not have a shrine, his tomb was made of white stones and his surroundings were arranged as a family cemetery. In the recent years, a special arrangement of marble stones has been made on the floor of the interior of the family cemetery. His teacher, Hacı Hafız Mehmet Efendi from Dagestan, is 10 kilometers north of Beyzade Efendi's tomb. It is stated that Hacı Ali Rıza Efendi, who is one of the great people of Harput Sufis and who is the person of expedition and discovery, was originally from Turkestan and that his family came to Harput with a few families attached to them. He took lessons from Şeyhül- Ulema Büyük Hacı Ali Efendi and then from Hacı Hafız Mehmet Efendi from Dagestan. He showed interest in science on the one hand and Sufism on the other. Sheikhevali Hartevizade Mehmet Rehavi Efendi favored him as the caliph of the Naqshbandi order. Beyzâde Efendi, who worked as a professor at İbrâhim Pasha Madrasah for nearly eighty years, raised his duty to his son Müftü Hacı Mehmed Nûri Efendi towards the end of his life, he was drawn into a corner and was engaged in worship. Beyzâde Hacı Ali Rıza Efendi was a tall man with a large shoulder and broad shoulders. Her eyes were hazel, her beard was white and long, her face was very cute and nuranic. He wore a white fez on his head, a large and green turban in winter and a white turban in summer. The dress on it was a blue or dark blue baggy trousers, in summer it was a two-skirt robe of antep or lemon mold. When he went out on the street, he had a long wand in his hand. Beyzâde Hazretleri showed that patriotism had an important place in the religion of Islam in the Ottoman-Russian war that started in 1877. Beyzâde Efendi went to Erzurum to fight against the Russians by voluntarily printing his grandson Halit Efendi, especially himself and his son Mehmet Nuri, in the army. Beyzâde Efendi personally met the horses, guns and other supplies of this handful of volunteer heroes from Harput. He returned to Erzurum, where he went, showing great benefits. He tried to show what every Muslim should do at such a moment. After performing the Hajj mission, which Hazrat Hazrat, who had long desired and could not do for various reasons, went to Madinah and went to visit the tombs of the great Prophet. Beyzade Holiness comes to the door of the tomb alone. There are guards in front of the door. Those who come make their visits from outside the tomb. However, when Beyzade Hazretleri stands directly opposite the mausoleum door, the door opens automatically. The guards are surprised. Beyzâde Hazret enters through the door that opens. The door closes again. After a while Beyzâde Hazrets come out of the door that is opened again. The guards who watch the situation in astonishment report this incident, which they have never encountered, to the Ottoman Pasha (Sender). The sultan also has orders on this matter. He asked for every extraordinary event that could happen here to be reported to him. After a short while, Pasha, who served there, finds Beyzade. The owner of the great piety comes to the house where the pole of the era is left. First, Beyzâde Efendi's son Baha Efendi and his servant want to go out. Baha Efendi cannot make sense of what happened. Beyzade His Holiness "Emin Emin, stay. He is from us." he leaves the maid in the room. Pasha goes out talking to Beyzade Holiness for a while. The tomb of our Prophet (pbuh) has been opened to two people so far. One of them is Beyzâde Hazrets.

Hi Beyzade Efendi 17 years ago in Istanbul in a distressed period of my home and help me by talking to me is a married. He said his name was on the grave. I had forgotten his name 17 years ago and I had forgotten his name after 17 years. I've been trying to remember for 17 years, I wanted to go to visit, but I could not go because I do not remember the name. Thank God I know now. Believe it is up to you to believe. I couldn't believe my eyes when I looked at the internet.

(d.1853 / d.1938) He is one of the parents in Anatolia. His name is Mehmed Nuri and his father's name is Ali Rıza Efendi. He was born in 1270 (m.1853). After completing his education life, he worked in government services. After receiving the caliphate from his great parent father in 1312 (m.1894), he started teaching instead. After a while, he was appointed as Harput mufti. After the proclamation of the Constitutional Monarchy, he became the Harput-Elaziz deputy for two terms. Hacı Mehmed Nuri Efendi was a man of good conversation, honest, honest, extremely abiding by the right and the law, and exacting in this regard. He never hesitated to explain the events of the era. He had great influence over the people of the region and the tribal chiefs. He went on pilgrimage to fulfill the pilgrimage in 1329 (m.1913). With his return, the zühdî continued his life. He did not quit chatting with his students. During the Sheikh Said rebellion, Mehmed Nuri Efendi was subjected to compulsory residence in Izmit. Meanwhile, he suffered a lot of suffering and trouble. He was released after a long time. After returning to Harput, he passed away in 1355 (1938). He was buried in the family cemetery in Meteris, Harput.