
Rahîmî Abdurrahîm Efendi: A Calligrapher Poet from Amasya to Bursa
Rahîmî Abdurrahîm Efendi, a teacher in Amasya who moved to Bursa and followed a Sufi sheikh: his life, his poems and the details confused with Rahmî, after Kınalızâde and Hüsameddin.
Rahîmî Abdurrahîm Efendi, calligrapher and poet who left Amasya for Bursa and became a sheikh: his life and the verses quoted by Kınalızâde and Hüsameddin.

Rahîmî Abdurrahîm Efendi, a teacher in Amasya who moved to Bursa and followed a Sufi sheikh: his life, his poems and the details confused with Rahmî, after Kınalızâde and Hüsameddin.

Rahîmî's ghazal fragment on the rusted mirror of the heart, Alexander's mirror and the cup of Jamshid: Kınalızâde's two couplets and the third added by Hüsameddin.

Rahîmî's conceit of the broken mirror: he asks the beloved not to break his heart's mirror, for a broken mirror multiplies the image and the gaze turns to others.

Four couplets of a ghazal with the refrain "like me": the candle of the night of grief, cups of the heart's blood, the arrow of the bow-browed beloved and the arrows of blame.
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