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Azli Ali Dede is a sect sheikh of the eternal branch of the Qadiriyya sect who lived in Urfa in the seventeenth century. Ali Dede went to Istanbul from Africa and settled in Erinkoy, then later came to Urfa and settled in the vicinity of Khalil-ur-Rahman and opened an inn. While Murad, the fourth of the Ottoman sultans, was on his way to the Baghdad campaign in 1639, he was a guest of Aziz Ali Didi, and according to the verdict of acquittal issued by the Sultan, he was one of the sons of Azali Hasan Didi, the founder of the Azali sect, who lived in Africa.
