Bahâeddîn Mehmed Efendi, teacher and poet of a Shirvani family from Karabakh settled in Amasya: a disciple of Nigârî, a teacher of Persian, his verse.
Bahâeddîn Mehmed Efendi, born in Dehne in Karabakh and raised in Amasya: disciple of Nigârî, madrasa teacher, teacher of Persian at the sultaniye, and his verse.
Bahâeddîn Mehmed Efendi's couplet likening the training of the self to an untrained falcon: a hunting image in the language of the Sufi orders and a teacher's voice.
The conceit of candle and moth tied to Sufism: in Bahâeddîn Mehmed Efendi's couplet the heart's fire is capital for salvation, and the word tut reads two ways.
A three-couplet ghazal fragment by Bahâeddîn Mehmed Efendi: the grace of seeing the guide's face, the resolve of the people of God, the heart as God's gaze.
Love that comes from the day of pre-eternity, the transient world and permanence, the pure who long for the light of a cheek: two couplets by Bahâeddîn Mehmed Efendi.
Bahâeddîn Mehmed Efendi's couplet on a God-given love and the hoopoe's cry: the reading of the word sebük and the possibility that bahâ is the poet's pen name.
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