Islamic scholar, sufi
(B. ?, Yenisehir / Bursa – D. 1738, Istanbul). He was also known as
“Yenişehirli Fenari”. He was called as “Carullah” as he settled in Mecca. He
initiated to Yekdest-i Mekki, a Naqgshbandi sheikh in there. His tomb is in
Fatih, at the yard of madrasah and library he made built behind Karakolhane.
WORKS:
Hadîs-i Kudsîler, el-Furkân, Şerhu Çağminî Hâşiyesi, Kavl-i
Ahmed Hâşiyesi, Hüseyniye Hâşiyesi, Tasdîkat Hâşiyesi, Âdâb-ı Mîrî Hâşiyesi,
Fezâil-i Cihâd, Âdâb-ı Birgivî Şerhi.
REFERENCE: Bursalı Mehmed Tahir / Osmanlı Müellifleri I (1972), İhsan Işık (TEKAA, 2009).