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The Tradition of writing Atwar-ı Sab’a in The Khalwatiah order and Sofian Bali Afandi’s ‎manuscript of Atwar-ı Sab’a ‎

The Khalwatiah is one of the sufi orders which aims the training the animal soul. The Khalwatiah ‎sheikhs have written tens of books named as Atwar-ı Sab’a in order to explain the divine stations ‎of soul for the seeker of truth in his spiritual quest. One of these sheikhs is Bali Afandi of Sofia ‎‎(d.1553) who is the successor of Qasim Chalabi (d.1518). Bali Afandi who gained the favor and ‎approval of Sultan Sulaiman the law maker (d.1566) trained important successors like Kurd ‎Mehmed Afandi (d.1587) and Nuraddinzade Mustafa Muslihuddin Afandi (d.1574). As a follower of ‎Ibn al-Arabi’s sufi thought he has commented on Fusus al-Hikam and written some books on ‎sufism. In this article we tried to discuss the subjects of divine stations as explained in his Atwar-ı ‎Sab‘a.‎

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Khalwatiyya, seeker (salik), walking a spritual path to God (sayru suluk), individual soul (nafs), ‎Atwar-ı Sab’a, dhikr, purification of soul (tazkiyah), Khilafah, karamah.‎

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