The Ayvaz Dede festivals, organized in memory of Ayvaz Dede of Akhisar, one of the symbols of the Bosnian conversion to Islam, were concluded with the noon prayer in the town of Brusak.
While thousands of people attended the festivities, the Janissaries of the Ministry of National Defense gave a concert. The festivities concluded with the noon prayer after reading the Qur’an and praying. Aivaz Didi prayed for 40 days and 40 nights on the mountain in the town of Brusac, where there was a drought more than five centuries ago and today it hosts festivals.
In memory of Ayvaz Dede of Akhisar, one of the most important symbols of the Bosnian conversion to Islam Bosnia and HerzegovinaThe Ayvaz Dede festivals, which were held for the 513th time in Turkey, ended with the noon prayer in the city of Prusak.
Thousands of people attended the parade of 285 knights in Prussac and the party of the Janissaries of the Ministry of National Defense.
The festivities ended with the noon prayer after reading the Qur’an and praying.
The Janissary band, which performed the Bosnian works “Sarajevo Grade Moj” and “Sehidski Rastanak”, was accompanied by Bosnians in the ceremony area.
Mufti of Travnik Ahmet Adilović said that they protect the traditions they consider very important.
Claiming their homeland protects their identity, Adilović said, “Recently, we are witnessing an increase in efforts to divide our homeland and separate our people. The enemies of Bosnia and Herzegovina are trying to get what they want in various ways. These efforts are becoming more visible and more dangerous. We will not allow them to destroy our homeland, expel us and lead us to demise.” He said.
Adilovic noted that they need to be united and that it is important to work together for the future.
Turkey’s Ambassador to Sarajevo Sadik Babur Vergen, AKP Deputy to Bursa Ayhan Salman, Bursa City Mayor Elinur Aktaş, Inegol Mayor Alber Taban, Şehzadeler Ömer Faruk Celik, Seluklu Mayor Ahmet Bekyatmeci, Karatay Mayor Hasan Karati and many more people . Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Who is Evas Didi?
Manisa Akısarlı Ayvaz Didi, one of the Khorasan saints who came to Bosnia and Herzegovina from Anatolia for guidance like Sari Saltuk, prayed for 40 days and 40 nights on the mountain in the city of Prusak (Akhısar), where there was more drought than five centuries ago and which hosts festivals today.
It is rumored that Aivaz Didi, who was worshiping to bring water to a region whose people suffered from famine and whose animals died of thirst, saw two rams bumping into each other in his sleep at night, and when he woke up he found the rams. The mountain splits, and the river runs loudly in front of him.
It is reported that the people of the region who heard about this miraculous incident became Muslims after the incident, as the region received water and the drought ended.
The festival, which was banned from 1947 in the former Yugoslavia under communism, was reorganized in 1990.
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