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| '''Aşık Mahzuni Şerif''' (1938–2002) was a Turkish ], poet, and author |
'''Aşık Mahzuni Şerif''' (1938–2002) was a Turkish ], poet, and author. The word ''aşık'' preceding his name is a title used to indicate his position as a respected ], but also indicates his affiliation with the ] variety of ]. | ||
| Aşık Mahzuni Şerif was born in ] in the village of ] in ] in southeastern ]. He became one of ]'s best-known musical interpreters, and brought strong intellectual and social elements into Turkish ] and ]. He died on ] ] in ]-] in ], having travelled there four days earlier seeking help for heart troubles. | Aşık Mahzuni Şerif was born in ] in the village of ] in ] in southeastern ]. He became one of ]'s best-known musical interpreters, and brought strong intellectual and social elements into Turkish ] and ]. He died on ] ] in ]-] in ], having travelled there four days earlier seeking help for heart troubles. | ||
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Aşık Mahzuni Şerif (1938–2002) was a Turkish folk musician, poet, and author. The word aşık preceding his name is a title used to indicate his position as a respected musician, but also indicates his affiliation with the Alevi variety of Shi'a Islam.
Aşık Mahzuni Şerif was born in 1938 in the village of Bercenek in Kahramanmaraş province in southeastern Turkey. He became one of Turkey's best-known musical interpreters, and brought strong intellectual and social elements into Turkish folk music and folk poetry. He died on 17 May 2002 in Köln-Porz in Germany, having travelled there four days earlier seeking help for heart troubles.
Short Biography
- 1956: He finished primary school in Bercenek and continues in Kahramanmaraş/Elbistan Alembey village, where he learns and writes old Turkish language.
- 1960: He finished Ankara technique military school. Because he was an [[alevit}} and wrote books he was fired.
His writings become more widely known.
- 1962-1988: He was attacked, jailed, tortured, accused and lost his teeth.
More information on this period is not available.
- 1989-1991: Asik Mahzuni was chosen for general Chief of "Halk Ozanlar Dernegi" (a music organization).
- 1997: He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and he was examined in Ulm, Germany.
- 1998: He becomes proprietor of 58 cassettes and 8 books. In several international contries his music was covered in other languages.
- 2001: He was accused by the DGM (Turkey´s state protecting court) of saying: "Elhamdülüllah I am Kizilbas (expression for alevits) and a person who separates religion from state. Not I but my 7 forefamilies were kizilbas. If here is a guilt it´s my grandpa´s!" 27.12.01 Asik Mahzuni is in DGM.
Poems
1.
Asking and Asking Made my mind go foolish By hitting it on the stones I looked for my dear fellow By asking and asking to all Some light out, some go out Some get up, some get down The palaces turn into ruins Enduring to all Enter Mahzuni into the friend’s affection Snow fell on the mountain of friends My youth in my life’s period Is wounded all
2.
The Order of this Earth The order of this earth is not smooth I shall not spend it with false words I may not execute myself Because of my conscience The tears drop into myself How hard is the parch stone I may not see the bird in theErciyes Mountain Because it’s blind-eyed I have no strength besides I planted crops but could not harvest them The rulers decided on the order when I’m faultless I cannot leave the friend, Mahzuni
source: http://www.mahzuniserif.com/sayfa/english.htm
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