herkesi allah razi olsun.......  thank u so much

just to confirm the poem is NOT for Kemel attaturk; but the prophet Muhammad peace be upon him.

Taha here is used as another name for the prophet pbuh.

bless u tunci      i really appreciate it

Ok, thank you for clearing out. It also seemed to me too glorifying as for Atatürk

But I have one more question, grammatical this time, that also arose in my head while reading this poem. In phrase like hasretin = lit. your longing, how do you know that it is about longing for you and not about your longing for something else?

I see there´s many words (activities) which, when "owned" by someone in a genitive construction, make me unsure whether or not are performed by the owner, or directed towards the owner. While reading a paper once I saw also suikast = assasination:

Bu adamın suikastı...

Assasination commited by this man, or perhaps this man was assasinated?

hasret = longing

hasret + in --> your longing [longing for you ] [we know it is "your longing" as we have second  singular person marking which is "In"

kalem + in = your pen

defter + in = your note-book.

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hasret + i --->  His/her longing [longing for him/her

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Bu adamın suikastı... --> do you remember the whole sentence as it is important to know the context to judge. As an example ;

John F.Kennedy suikastı tüm dünyayı sarstı ---> The assasination of John F.Kennedy devastated the whole word.

Another example ;

Bu adamın suikastı tek başına planladığı ortaya çıktı --> It was revealed that this man has planned the assasination by himself.