The primary authority of the assembly.
The term "Yaren" (or Yâran ) literally means "friends" or "confidants". The tradition functions as a "folk school" where young men learn discipline, manners, and social responsibility under the guidance of elders.
Eyes (to others' flaws), tongue (from gossip), and belt (moral integrity). Traditions and Activities
Members adhere to the "three open, three closed" principle:
Hands (generosity), heart (compassion), and door (hospitality).
Traditionally composed of 24 members , symbolizing the 24 Oghuz Turkic tribes. Leadership Hierarchy:
Facilitate the order and rituals of the meetings.
The primary authority of the assembly.
The term "Yaren" (or Yâran ) literally means "friends" or "confidants". The tradition functions as a "folk school" where young men learn discipline, manners, and social responsibility under the guidance of elders.
Eyes (to others' flaws), tongue (from gossip), and belt (moral integrity). Traditions and Activities
Members adhere to the "three open, three closed" principle:
Hands (generosity), heart (compassion), and door (hospitality).
Traditionally composed of 24 members , symbolizing the 24 Oghuz Turkic tribes. Leadership Hierarchy:
Facilitate the order and rituals of the meetings.
