Hamza Aksut Alevism Set

From Set Hamza Aksütü 's 3 books about Alevis

1- Father Isaac

2- With Documents - Pir Sultan

3-Alawites: Türkiye-Iran-Iraq-Syria-Bulgaria

1-Father Isaac

Mürşid Dede Garkın, Military Leader Baba İshak Caliph Baba İlyas, Migration from Mesopotamia to Anatolia The first war of the Alevi saints and the Baba Resul incident is an important part of the Alevi history. This flood of faith flowing from Mesopotamia to Central Anatolia in masses of men and women in 1240 Who are the heroes? A lot has been written and said so far. Who are Baba İshak, Baba İlyas and Dede Garkın? With this book, we learn who they are, their homeland, tribe, tribe... With this book, we learn that they are from Mardin, Urfa, Diyarbakır.

2-With Documents - Pir Sultan

Documents Related to Pir Sultan and Hizir Pasha,

History of Banaz Village According to Records,

Formation and Location of Pir Sultan Hearth

Research on Alevi Hak-lover Pir Sultan began a hundred years ago. Rumors about his identity were compiled and written down. Many scenarios were created based on these rumors.

Dozens of books and hundreds of articles have been published about him. However, no effort was made to obtain a document mentioning his name, and Ottoman records regarding the village of Banaz were not even looked at.

With this book, the era of rumor-based research comes to an end.

In the book, along with the cadastral records in which Pir Sultan's name is mentioned, documents containing the history of Banaz village and its relationship with Hızır Pasha family are presented to the reader.

Subjects such as why Pir Sultan was hanged, the dede clan he belonged to, which sayings belong to him, whether there was more than one Pir Sultan are discussed, adding a brand new dimension to Pir Sultan research.

3-Alawites: Türkiye-Iran-Iraq-Syria-Bulgaria

History of Dede Lodges and Their Affiliated Talip Communities (Turkish, Kurdish, Zaza, Arab and Roma)

In which geography did Alevism emerge and to which geographies did Alevi communities spread?

On what dates and by which communities were today's Alevi settlements established?

Who were the founders of the Dede lodge and where did they live?

What is the ethnic origin of the Alevis in Türkiye, Syria, Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Azerbaijan and Bulgaria?

What is the relationship between ethnicity and grandfather's family?

These issues, which are very important for Alevism and Alevis, are discussed based on solid sources and without prejudice, unlike the research published in Turkey, most of which consist of fantasies.