Bedrrin and Zöhra - A Fiction of Sheikh Bedreddin

Bedrrin and Zöhra - A Fiction of Sheikh Bedreddin Book Description Bedriddin and Zöhra is a folk tale that has filtered through the centuries... The immortal epic of love. What makes it striking is that it is a tragic narrative of the Sufi hero Sheikh Bedreddin, who has been discussed for centuries. Historical sources, the history of Sufism, literature and culture always talk about Sheikh Bedreddin for some reason. His portrait is illuminated or shaded depending on the era and the author's perspective. How did Sheikh Bedreddin appear in Folk Literature? This issue has always remained in the dark. Erhan Çapraz sheds light on this aspect of the tradition through the figure of Sheikh Bedreddin, who was reflected in the oral narrative tradition for the first time, based on the oldest written folk story we have come across so far. This folk narrative, which is affiliated with "Sufism" and revolves around the "field of truth", clearly reveals the functionality of the Sheikh Bedreddin cult. The fluid story becomes immortal around the historical and the real. We are excitedly moving forward on an unopened page of classical culture, which always revolves around names and symbols. (From the Promotional Bulletin)