The struggle of the seljuk state and the sunnı sectıons wıth the shı's – bâtinî

In the 11th century, the Great Seljuks became a great power in Central Asia, Iran and the Middle E ast, t aking o n t he p rotection o f the Sunni Islamic world, protecting the Sunni sects and taking their power among the people behind them, and gave a great struggle against the Shiites, Rafidis and Batinids. The struggles that continued from the period of Tugrul Bey to the periods of Sultan Berkyaruk and Sultan Sencer are discussed. In the study, the precautions taken by the Seljuks against the Shiites and Batinids and the activities of the Shiites against them are discussed. The main purpose of the Seljuk sultans was to prevent the Shiite, Rafidi and Batinids from infiltrating the state levels by getting support from the Sunni sects, but this was not successful. Because the Shiites played an important role in the weakening of the state by infiltrating all the state levels of the Seljuks. At the same time, they weakened the state by assassinating important statesmen who were struggling with the Shiite Batinids. In this study, the importance of the struggle of Sunni and Shiite groups competing in every field for superiority is emphasized and it is mentioned how the opposition groups infiltrated or infiltrated the state by drawing attention to the religious and political events that cause the competition between the state and the opponents. In this study, it has been tried to clarify the subject by using the main Persian sources of the period.