Bedri Noyan

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Salih Bedrettin Noyan (* 1912 in Serez , Greece ; † November 7, 1997 ) was the last joint spiritual leader ( Dedebaba ) of the Bektaschi in Turkey .

Noyan attended elementary school and high school in Samsun. He studied medicine at Istanbul University , where he graduated in 1937. Then he worked at the Ankaraner Numune Hospital with Max Meyer from Austria . There he made his specialist training for ear, nose and throat medicine . In 1946 he became a docent at the Istanbul Faculty of Medicine (as the second ENT doctor in his country). From 1951 he worked as a resident ENT doctor in Aydın and Izmir .

Noyan was elected on March 21, 1960 by the Alevi and Bektashite communities to the so-called Dedebaba and received the post of Pīr . After Noyan's death in 1997, the Bektashi community in Turkey split, so that there have been two dedebabas in Turkey since then.

Publications

  • Bütün Yönleriyle Bektaşilik ve Alevilik 7th edition, Ardıç yayınları
  • Kur'ân-ı Kerim (Manzum Meâl) (Ardıç yayınları, Şubat 2007)
  • Enel Aşk
  • Aşk Risalesi
  • HACIBEKTAŞ'TA PİREVİ VE DİĞER ZİYARET EVLERİ

Individual evidence

personal data
SURNAME Noyan, Bedri
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Noyan Dedebaba, Doç. Dr. Salih Bedrettin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Turkish international lawyer and media founder
DATE OF BIRTH 1912
PLACE OF BIRTH Serres
DATE OF DEATH November 7, 1997