Ümîdî Receb Efendi of Merzifon (d. 1019), who gave up teaching to become imam of the Bezirgân Mosque in Istanbul: his life, two ghazals and their attribution.
Ümîdî Receb Efendi of Merzifon: a poet who withdrew into an imam's post when no professorship came, the records of Kâfzâde and Riyâzî, his link with Nedîm's family and two ghazals.
The famous ghazal that, according to Riyâzî, circulated under another Ümîdî's name but belonged to Receb Ümîdî of Merzifon: arrow lashes, bow brows, night visions and a Kaaba.
Three couplets of reproach by Ümîdî of Merzifon: a sun that never visits its mote, a beloved who promised to stitch the wound but passes like an arrow, and a closed rosebud.
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