Yuriy Noviçky, Hoca Sultan Ahmed Yasavi Crossmark Logo

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https://doi.org/10.59402/EE006202413

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Khoja Sultan Ahmad Yassawi, Kazakh, Novichkiy.

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This translation is a translation from Russian of Yuriy Novichky’s article “Hodja Sultan Ahmet Yassawi (Kyrgyz Legend), 1912”. Novichky compiled several tales about Hodja Sultan Ahmet Yassawi told among the Kazakhs and published them under the title Kyrgyz Legend. The Kazakhs are called Kyrgyz, and the community that is called Kyrgyz today is called Kara Kyrgyz. For this reason, the article is composed of the legends collected from the Kazakhs, and the birth, childhood, siblings, youth of Hodja Sultan Ahmet Yassawi are told together with his family. The first part of the keramat is the narration of his father Ibrahim Ata and Khoja Sultan Akhmet Yassawi. Secondly, it continues with the unbelieving Jew, Julbars Ata, Timur Khan, Montenegro and Sirderya. In the text, in addition to the narration of the childhood and life of Hodja Sultan Ahmet Yassawi, he preaches that the truth is valid for all servants with his patience and tolerance towards members of different religions. In addition, it is also conveyed in the text that Hodja Sultan Ahmet Yassawi’s keramat continued after his death. 

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Noviçky, Y. (1912). Hoca Sultan Ahmed Yasavi (Kırgızskaya Legenda). Türkistanskie vedomosti, 17 Kasım 1912, No 38, str. 115 [Новицкий Ю. Ходжа-Султан Ахмед Яссови (киргизская легендa). Туркестанские ведомости, 1912, № 38, 17 феврaль, 115 страница].

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2024-11-30

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How to Cite

Gadirova, A. (2024). Yuriy Noviçky, Hoca Sultan Ahmed Yasavi. Edeb Erkan, 6, 209-213. https://doi.org/10.59402/EE006202413