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A dervish-saint of Khorasani origin venerated in Tarsus. According to the sources he died in 1082/1671 in Crete; during the 1924 population exchange his bones were brought to Tarsus and reinterred in his tomb in the Reşadiye neighborhood. The tomb is therefore a relocated (secondary) grave, and this is stated transparently. The tomb stands today and is popularly visited. (Sources: F. Maden, isamveri.org — Tarsus lodges and tombs; DergiPark academic article on the lodges of Tarsus; evliyalar.net 'Horasanlı Ali Baba'.)
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