Gülabioğlu Şeyh Muhammed Askeri-i Halveti Türbesi

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Until we find the roads far from the city so terrible

THE POET, THE SCIENCE, THE WELLSHIP SHEET It was claimed that the grave of Gülaboğlu Muhammed Soldier, who is known as "Military Father" by the citizens, located in Göksu Street in Çavuşbaşı District of Afyonkarahisar, was claimed to be replaced, but the work machines of the municipality were damaged. He said that the tomb belongs to the poet and philosopher Gülaboğlu Muhammed Military, who the Afyonkarahisar people called "Military Father". Stating that Gülaboğlu Muhammed Soldier, who was originally from Kütahya, came to Afyonkarahisar as a mudarris in the 17th century, Ilaslı said: "There was no teacher and no valuable knowledge left from madrasahs in the 17th century. A copy of his divan is in Afyonkarahisar, one in Konya and the third in the Istanbul University library.On the head of the divan consisting of 2 thousand 830 couplets, there is also a mention of the ceremonies and traditions of the Halveti sect. Muhammed Military was one of the most important professors and poet who lived in the 17th century and worked for 36 years in the HİSARARDI MEDRESSE where the health center is located today. In this period, Afyonkarahisar has an important place in terms of cultural life. It is said that Mohammed Military was buried here after he died in Afyonkarahisar, but it is stated in some sources that the grave of the Military is in Kütahya. Regarding the inhabitants of the neighborhood, the grave was found in the middle of the road: "They wear the grab so the road expands in time, but it breaks its teeth too. Another municipalist goes on the bucket, and he fails. So he was in the middle of the road, "he said. HISTORY OF THE TOMB A madrasah was built in the area opposite the grave in 1233. Many scholars such as Mevlana Abdurrahman Efendi, Gülaboğlu Muhammed Military, Müderris Hasan Efendi, Hüseyin Fikri Efendi and Mehmet Feyzi Efendi grew up in the madrasah, whose first lesson was given by Hazrat Mevlana. Sufi poet Gülaboğlu Muhammed Military passed away in 1699 and his body was buried next to the madrasah. Due to the decline of the official schools and foundation affairs in the last period of the Ottoman Empire, the madrasah remained neglected and turned into ruins. In 1978, a health center was built in the area where the madrasah was located and offered to the service of citizens. (Milliyet)