In the thirteenth century, Hacı Bek- tas Veli came to Anatolia from Khorasan and spread in Sulucakaraoyuk all over Anatolia. After Hacı Bektas Veli, many of the lodge were opened in Western Anato- lia by his caliphs. Tire is among the place where Bektashism is spread and repre- sented. Bektashi lodges and tombs such as Arappınarı (Baba Sultan), Horasanlı Ali Baba and Kurt Baba have been active in Tire since the 14 th century. The dervish lodge, known as Baba Sultan, was located on the skirts of Mount Gume on the south- ern part of Derekahve. Another name of this lodge is “Asitâne”. It is because it was governed by the caliphs. The first known post-nisin of dervish lodge was Halil İbrahim Baba, the deputy of Abdal Musa Sultan. Even though Ali Baba, who is men- tioned as “an admirer and muhaddis” by Evliya Çelebi, is shown as Khorasan eren and Ahi in the souces, the tekke he founded in Tire has gradually become an institution where Bektashi dervishes operate. Today, Ali Baba Mausoleum also has the grave of the Bektashi elders such as Hasan Baba. Ac- cording to Rivay, Ali Baba, who gave his name to the tomb, is the son of Bahaddin Baba, the companion of Hacı Bektas Veli. Ali Baba tomb is in the east of Tire, within the boundaries of the Boynuyoğun village that is 5.5 km away from to the town. In the Ottoman peridon, it is known that there was an Ali Baba Lodge in the Haci vil- lage of Tire town. However, the Kurt Baba Lodge is the most important of the Bektashi lodges in Tire. This lodge, which was closed in 1826 and confiscated as a prop- erty, had a large and rich building com- plex with about 42 buildings and annexes. In this respect, household and shops of the Kurt Baba Lodge, which has a rich foun- dation, were rented and the obtained rev- enues were transferred to the treasury. In this work, the activities of Bektashi lodges and tombs, which have an important place in the world of faith and culture, will be re- vealed in the light of Ottoman archival re- sources.