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Hz. Peygamber'in Şehir Tasavvuru TÜRKİYE YAZARLAR BİRLİĞİ Türkiye Yazarlar Birliği Yayınları - 56 Toplantı Metinleri -13 ISBN: 978-975-7382-81-2 Ankara, Ağustos 2015 Yayın Hakkı: Türkiye Yazarlar Birliği 3. Milletlerarası Şehir Tarihi Yazarları Kongresi Tertip Heyeti D. Mehmet Doğan Hicabi Kırlangıç (Prof. Dr.) İbrahim Ulvi Yavuz Ferhat Koç Vedat Güneş İlim Heyeti Şükrü Karatepe (Prof. Dr.) Köksal Alver (Prof. Dr.) Abdullah Ekinci (Prof. Dr.) Mehmet Narlı (Prof. Dr.) Fazıl Gökçek (Prof. Dr.) Salih Yılmaz (Doç. Dr.) Yayına Hazırlık Merve Aksakal Faaliyet Asistanı Dilara Çoskun Merve Aksakal Editör: D. Mehmet Doğan Tasarım: mtr tanıtım görsel hizmetler Baskı: Özel Ofset - Sertifika No: 29514 Milletlerarası Şehir Tarihi Yazarları Kongresi 6-8 Mart 2015 Şanlıurfa İçindekiler Sunuş Celalettin Güvenç ....................................................................................................................................... 11 Açılış Konuşmaları D. Mehmet Doğan ........................................................................................................................................ 13 Celalettin Güvenç ......................................................................................................................................... 15 Program .......................................................................................................................................................... 19 3. Milletlerarası Şehir Tarihi Yazarları Kongresi Şanlıurfa’da yapıldı ............................. 23 I.BÖLÜM Köksal Alver (Prof. Dr.) ................................................................................................................................ 32 İslâm Şehrini Kurmak: Hz. Peygamber’in Şehir Tasavvuru Doğan Yörük (Doç. Dr.) .............................................................................................................................. 41 Weber’in İktisadi Şehri İle Osmanlı’nın Pazar Şehrini XVI. Yüzyılın Karaman Eyaleti Şehirlerinde Aramak Mehmet Narlı (Prof. Dr.) .............................................................................................................................. 57 Şiir ve Şehir -Osmanlı Şiirinden Cumhuriyet Şiirine- II. BÖLÜM Nuran Altuner (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) .................................................................................................................... 72 Urfalı Nabi Divanında Şehir Kavramı, Şehir Karşılığında Kullanılan Kelimeler ve Şehir İsimleri Abdullah Ekinci (Prof. Dr.) .......................................................................................................................... 93 İslâm Şehrinde Mistik Bir Kavram: Mecma’-ül Bahr (Urfa Örneği) Hatice P. Erdemir (Doç. Dr.)- Halil Erdemir (Doç. Dr.) ......................................................................102 Roma Kaynaklarında Regnum Abgarı (Osrhoene) ve Edessa (Şanlıurfa) MÖ 132-244 Hüseyin Muşmal (Doç. Dr.) - Sıddıka İnal ...........................................................................................119 Hurufat Defterlerinin Şehir Tarihi Araştırmalarındaki Yeri 5 III. BÖLÜM Cavid Qasımov (Doç. Dr.) .........................................................................................................................132 Armin Vamberi’nin Kayıtlarında Orta Asya’nın Türk-İslâm Şehirleri Tahir Şahbazov (Doç. Dr.) .........................................................................................................................139 Kadim Türk-İslâm Şehri Bakü XIX-XX. Yüzyılın Başlarında (Hüseyngulu Sarabski’nin “Eski Bakü” Romanı Temelinde) Memmedova İlhame (Doç. Dr.) ..............................................................................................................153 Kaçarlar Döneminde Tebriz Şehrinin Kültürel Gelişimi (etnografik araştırma) Yahıaouı Zahir (Dr.) .....................................................................................................................................163 Şehirliliğin Gelişiminde Câmilerin Rolü: Cezayir Örneği The Role of Mosques in the Development of Civic Behaviours: The Algerian Context IV BÖLÜM Doğan Yörük - Ömer Faruk Çakır ...........................................................................................................171 Sivil Toplum Bağlamında Osmanlı Kent Yapısı: Kayseri Örneği İbrahim Solak (Prof.Dr.) .............................................................................................................................186 VI. Yüzyılda Elbistan Şehri Fatih Özkafa (Doç. Dr.)...............................................................................................................................199 Şehir Sevgisinin Hat Sanatındaki Tezahürleri Cafer Şen (Doç. Dr.) ...................................................................................................................................216 Cumhuriyet Dönemi Türk Şiirinde, Şehir Karşısında Görülen Çiftdeğerlilik Duyumunun Psikanalatik Temelleri V. BÖLÜM Fazıl Gökçek (Prof. Dr.) ...............................................................................................................................237 Fatih Kerimi’nin İstanbul’u Müjgan Şahinkaya ......................................................................................................................................245 Osmanlı Nüfus Defterlerinin Şehir Tarihi Araştırmalarındaki Yeri: Beyşehir Örneği Yasemin Mumcu (Doç. Dr.) ......................................................................................................................258 Salâh Bey Tarihi Işığında Değişen İstanbul, Değişen Medeniyet Özlem Nemutlu (Yrd. Doç. Dr.)...............................................................................................................279 Ahmet Mithat Efendi’nin Romanlarında Güney/Güney Doğu Anadolu Şehirleri 6 VI. BÖLÜM Müberra Bağcı (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) .................................................................................................................290 Hatıralar Işığında Cumhuriyet Öncesinde İzmir’de Sosyal Hayat İbrahim Kunt ( Doç. Dr.) ............................................................................................................................305 Hz. Mevlânâ’nın Eserlerinde Şehir ve Şehirlilik Nurcan Şen (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) .......................................................................................................................313 Bir Şehir Yazarı Olarak Çaylâk Mehmed Tevfik Efendi’nin Gözüyle Bir Şehrin Eğlence ve Kültür Hayatı Nevin Mete (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) .......................................................................................................................328 Şehir Tarihi Kaynaklarından Bir Seyahat-Nâme Örneği: Tarih-i Belgrad VII. BÖLÜM Nazif Öztürk (Dr.) .........................................................................................................................................339 Değerler Sisteminin Köşe Taşları: Vakıf, Şehir ve Medeniyet Cemal Çetin (Dr.) .........................................................................................................................................352 Osmanlı Şehirlerinde Sosyal Kontrol ve Birey Üzerine Bir Takım Gözlemler (Konya Örneği) H. Vehbi İmamoğlu (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) ........................................................................................................363 Osmanlı Şehir Hayatında Esnaf Birlikleri Nurullah Ulutaş (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) ...............................................................................................................376 Millî Mücadele Sahnesi Olarak Ankara’nın Türk Romanına Yansıması VIII. BÖLÜM Khurmatkhan Burhitjan ...........................................................................................................................393 Ordu Balık: Ortaçağın Büyük Şehri The Middle of Central Asian City: Ordu Balig Abylabek Asankanov (Prof. Dr.) .............................................................................................................397 Orta Asya’nın Çokuluslu Tarihî Şehri Oş Dmitriy Voyakin (Dr.)..................................................................................................................................400 Yangikent – Oğuzların Aral Boyundaki Başkenti 7 IX. BÖLÜM Özgür Yılmaz (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) ....................................................................................................................415 Şehir Tarihinin Yabancı Kaynakları Olarak Konsolosluk Arşivleri: 19. Yüzyıl Trabzon Örneği Seçil Dumantepe (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) ............................................................................................................431 Bir Kültür Göstergesi Olarak Safiye Erol’un Eserlerinde Şehir Handan Belli .................................................................................................................................................450 Yahya Bey’in “Şâh u Gedâ” Mesnevisinde Edebî Mekân Olarak İstanbul ve Kahramanların Şehir Algısı H. Harika Durgun (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) ............................................................................................................464 Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoğlu’nun Gözünden Manisa Salih Yılmaz (Doç. Dr.) ...............................................................................................................................471 Hive Hanlığı’nda Tarih Yazıcılığı ve Başlıca Temsilcileri X. BÖLÜM Mustafa Hakkı Ertan (Yrd. Doç. Dr.) ......................................................................................................485 Sosyo-Ekonomik Açıdan Vakıf Kültürü ve Yusuf Paşa’nın Urfada Bulunan Vakıfları Kerime Yıldız .................................................................................................................................................499
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