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Sayyid Ahmad al-Samarqandi was a shaykh of the Halvetiyye order who settled in Kabaklar village, Uşak. He was the master to whom Hasan Hüsameddin Uşşaki — eponym of the Uşşakî branch — was affiliated, and he also trained Shaykh Alâeddin Uşşaki (Fakir Dede). He died in 981/1573 in Kabaklar, where his tomb stands north of the village mosque. (Sources: TDV 'Hüsâmeddin Uşşâkī'; Uşak Provincial Directorate — Tombs)
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- TDV İslâm Ansiklopedisi (DİA) · vol. 18, p. 515, entry “Hüsâmeddin Uşşâkī”
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