Category:İsmail Fakirullah Türbesi

**Tomb of İsmail Fakirullah**
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Instance of	religious building; türbe;
Location	Tillo, Siirt Province, Turkey
Architect	İbrahim Hakkı Erzurumi;
Heritage designation	Tentative World Heritage Site (2015–);
	37° 56′ 56.9″ N, 42° 00′ 35.2″ E
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A notice explains (translated, interpreted and condensed): - İsmail Fakirullah Hazrat He was born in Tillo in 1657. His father, Kasım Hoca Efendi, was descended from the Prophet's uncle, Hz. Abbas (R.A). Ismail Fakirullah started his education at a young age, worked as the head teacher in 6 madrasahs in Tillo, and continued his [theological] opinions until the end of his life. In the meantime, in order to provide for both himself and his family, he planted and reaped the field himself and continued his life without needing anyone. He spent most of his life in fasting and worship. He has trained many students, including especially Ibrahim Hakkı Hz. "If he understands, I am near, if he does not understand, I am far away." This mausoleum, where the incident of light took place [lightening], was built by his student Ibrahim Hakki on the place where he was buried after he died in 1734. - Ibrahim Hakkı Hz. His Holiness Ibrahim Hakki was born in 1703 in the Hasankale District of Erzurum. When he was 9 years old, he became a student of Ismail Fakirullah in Tillo, where he came to see his father, who was affiliated with Ismail Fakirullah. As a result, he gained the title of "Zülcenaheyn", that is, two wings, which expresses superiority in both branches of science. [He studied] Hadith and Fiqh, Sufism and Literature, Psychology and Sociology, Medicine and Astronomy. He showed great success in the field of science, his work "Marifetname", which he wrote in 1757, is encyclopaedic. He died in 1780 when he was 77 years old, and was buried at the feet of his Hodja, in a cosmographic tomb he had built for his Hodja Ismail Fakirullah upon his own request.