İzmir-Agora Ören Yerindeki Osmanlı Dönemi Mezar Kitabelerinden Örnekler
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Agora ören yerinde bulunan mezar kitabeleri İzmir şehrinin değişik yerlerinde bulunan ancak sonradan ortadan kaldırılan mezarlıklardan toplanıp getirilmiş yazılı tarihi belgelerdir. İslam geleneğinde yazılı veya yazısız mezar taşı dikme geleneği yoktur. Ancak bu kitabeler Türklerin Ata Kültü’nden ve Şamanizm inancından kaynaklanmış olup, bu milletin atalarına karşı duyduğu saygı ve sevginin derin bir ifadesidir. Başka bir deyişle, Türklerin yaşam biçimlerinin ayrılmaz bir parçasıdır. Osmanlı mezar kitabeleri ve ayak taşları, taş işleme ve süsleme sanatının tarihi değeri haiz değerli somut belgeleri mahiyetindedir.
Inscribed grave tombstones which are located in Agora have collected from the different historical cemeteries of the city of Izmir that abolish during the modernization periods of the city itself. In erecting inscribed or non-inscribed stone customs for the graves do not exist in the Islamic tradition. However, these customs supposedly come from Atakült (Ancestor culture) and Shamanism belief, which depend on a feeling of deep respect and love shown towards their ancestors of the Turks. In other words, these customs established itself in the minds of Turks and became the inseparable part of their way of life. These inscribed tombstones and foot stones used on the graves of the Turks which were pieces of stone carving and ornamentation arts, widely accepted as valuable solid documents.
Inscribed grave tombstones which are located in Agora have collected from the different historical cemeteries of the city of Izmir that abolish during the modernization periods of the city itself. In erecting inscribed or non-inscribed stone customs for the graves do not exist in the Islamic tradition. However, these customs supposedly come from Atakült (Ancestor culture) and Shamanism belief, which depend on a feeling of deep respect and love shown towards their ancestors of the Turks. In other words, these customs established itself in the minds of Turks and became the inseparable part of their way of life. These inscribed tombstones and foot stones used on the graves of the Turks which were pieces of stone carving and ornamentation arts, widely accepted as valuable solid documents.
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