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A major Naqshbandi-Khalidi guide of the Sayyid Taha al-Hakkari line, known as the 'Ghawth of Hizan.' He established a Sufi lodge in Gayda village of Hizan and trained prominent successors such as Abdurrahman al-Taghi. He died in 1287/1870 and was buried in Gayda, where his tomb is visited today. (Sources: İhya Journal of Islamic Studies; Sakarya University MA thesis)
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