Turkish Folk Literature encompasses the oral traditions and written works of the Turkish people, reflecting their culture, history, and values. It includes various forms such as epics, folk tales, poetry, and proverbs, often passed down through generations. These stories frequently feature themes of love, heroism, and the struggles of everyday life. The literature is characterized by its rich use of language and symbolism, often incorporating elements of Islamic and pre-Islamic beliefs. Notable figures in this tradition include Karacaoğlan and Aşık Veysel, who contributed significantly to the development of Turkish folk poetry and storytelling.