"Neyleyim Ben Bu Dünyayı," often called "Ağlatan İlahi," is a profound 13th-century Sufi hymn attributed to Yunus Emre that reflects on the transience of the material world. It emphasizes divine love, the soul's longing for God, and sacred sorrow, famously performed by artists like Abdurrahman Önül.
"Neyleyim Ben Bu Dünyayı," often called "Ağlatan İlahi," is a profound 13th-century Sufi hymn attributed to Yunus Emre that reflects on the transience of the material world. It emphasizes divine love, the soul's longing for God, and sacred sorrow, famously performed by artists like Abdurrahman Önül.
