Ahi Evran

Ahi Evran was a prominent medieval Turkish philosopher and businessman who lived in the 13th and 14th centuries. He is known for founding the Ahi tradition, a social and economic organization that combined craftsmanship, trade, and ethical principles based on Islamic values. His teachings emphasized honesty, fairness, and community service, fostering trust and cooperation among merchants and artisans. Ahi Evran played a key role in promoting economic development and social stability in Anatolia, and his influence helped shape the moral foundations of trade and craftsmanship in Turkish history.