Turâbî Şuayb Efendi of Amasya (d. 927/1521), preacher of the Fatih and Hagia Sophia mosques under Bayezid II: his life, identity and poems.
Sâbıkî Şuayb Efendi, pupil of Hatîb Kâsım, müderris at Plovdiv and Edirne, preacher of the Fatih and Hagia Sophia mosques, and his link with the "Türâbî" of Sehî and Kınalızâde.
Two couplets that Sehî quotes from Mevlânâ Türâbî: a soul trembling with the refrain "dir dir ditrer", a curl scattered on the cheek and a shadow on running water.
A ghazal of renouncing the world that Kınalızâde gives to Türâbî and Latîfî ends with his own pen name: two couplets, textual variants and the trace of a confused attribution.
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