Ahmet Şâhin (writer) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Turkish author (born 1935) Born1935Yozgat, TurkeyOccupationjournalistAhmet ŞâhinBorn1935Yozgat, TurkeyOccupationjournalist Ahmet Şâhin (also spelled Ahmed Shahin; born 1935)[1] is a Turkish writer.[2] Şâhin came to Istanbul in 1952 from Yozgat. As a protégé of Gönenli Mehmed Efendi, he studied tefsir, hadis, kelâm and fıkıh (each a subject of Islamic study) under Hüsrev Efendi, Ömer Nasuhi Bilmen, Bekir Hâkı and Dersâm Selahaddin. In 1960, Şâhin was appointed to Süleymaniye Mosque. Şâhin's essays were first published in the newspaper Hüradam. References ↑ "Ahmet Şahin". kidega.com (in Turkish). Kidega Elektronik Ticaret ve Yayılık A.Ş. Retrieved 18 July 2023. ↑ Ahmet Şâhin Biography Archived 2011-07-28 at the Wayback Machine Authority control databases InternationalVIAFWorldCatNationalGermany This article about a Turkish writer or poet is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.vte Related Articles
