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Reckoned among the Turkish scholar-dervishes who came from Khorasan, said to have reached Isparta in 1551. Popularly called 'Ayak Dedesi' (Grandfather of the Feet) for the belief that he heals children slow to walk. His tomb stands in the courtyard of the Çinili (Kavaklı) Mosque in the Çelebiler quarter. (Sources: Ölmez & Gökmen, bilig 35/2005; Böcüzade, Isparta Tarihi)
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