City
10 sourced records · 4 verified locations
The atlas holds 10 sourced records for Kütahya; every record is published with scholarly review and a citation chain. Breakdown: 9 Saint · 1 Scholar.
A saint buried in Kütahya within the ahî (futuwwa) tradition. Listed among Kütahya's saints, his grave near İshak Fakih (İshak Mosque) is among the city's old visitation sites. Sources give his death as 1071 AH; detail is limited. (Sources: Evliyalar.net; İslam ve İhsan)
An ahî elder and saint of Germiyanid Kütahya, popularly called 'Paşam Sultan'. His lodge and tomb stand near the Kurşunlu Mosque. A 1421 (824 AH) inscription records the plague death of his descendant Hacı İbrahim Cemal; the tomb holds four wooden cenotaphs and was restored in 2001. Dates not securely established. (Sources: Evliyalar.net; Kültür Portalı)
A 19th-century Halvetî-Şâbânî sheikh of Kütahya. Born 1805, trained in Kastamonu in the path of Şâbân-ı Velî, then sent to Kütahya where he founded the Mesudiye (Bekir Efendi) Lodge and mosque. He died in 1882; his tomb is in the lodge courtyard beside the Molla Bey Mosque. (Sources: Evliyalar.net; E. Aday, Alevilik Araştırmaları Dergisi 2018/15)
A saint buried in Kütahya, regarded as a Naqshbandî sheikh, who gave his name to the lodge/tomb known as 'Gümüşeşik'. Little detail of his life survives (limited/uncertain). His tomb is in the Zeryen quarter on Gümüşeşik Street; dated by architecture to the 16th century, restored in the 19th by Dilâver Pasha. (Sources: Evliyalar.net; Kütahya Municipality)
