Hadikatü's-Süeda: Saadete Ermişlerin Bahçesi - Ölümsüz Klasikler

Hadikatüs-Sueda: The Garden of the Blissful - Immortal Classics Book Description Hz. Hüseyin is a monument of beauty. The never-ending burn of thirst. And his martyrdom in Karbala in the name of power and religion hidden in the shield of power. The troubles of the Ahl al-Bayt. The spread of pain as an image from century to century. A yellow sadness that burns the souls. The fact that it is a poem is the trust of a soul with the moon set in its heart. Legend, hagiography, narrative, music and the expression of the never-silent longing. Hz. The elegies sung after the martyrs of Husayn and Karbala reveal their virtues, the sadness felt over their deaths, and the nature of the mourning held after them. Fuzuli, the burnt son of Turkish... A masterpiece as heartfelt as his ghazals. Hadîkatüs-Suedâ! It is a source and immortal work that helps us understand the historical, religious, political, social, moral and philosophical dimensions of the meaning he attributes to trouble and suffering. It's like an archeology of trouble. An ontological sigh. The power of suffering to profoundly transform people, space and time. Just as no one who experiences deep pain with deep love can ever be the same person again, the time and place where deep pain is experienced cannot be an ordinary moment and place. The desert becomes Karbala, filled with pain, and an ordinary day becomes the Day of Ashura, filled with mourning. As the author says, 'the day has become worth the century. Culture and belief are sometimes mixed with great pain. It brings the heart closer to the heart. Karbala tells us. A loving loss… (From the Promotional Bulletin)