Ahi Evran was a prominent figure in Turkish history, known for his role as a Sufi mystic and a leader of the Ahi organization in the 13th century. He is often associated with the principles of craftsmanship, trade, and social responsibility, promoting ethical practices among artisans and merchants. His teachings emphasized the importance of community, integrity, and mutual support. The Ahi organization, which Ahi Evran helped to establish, functioned as a guild system that combined trade with spiritual values. It played a significant role in the economic and social development of the Anatolian region, influencing the Ottoman Empire and contributing to the cultural heritage of Turkey.