The concept of Dört Kapı is central to the basic education curriculum of Alawism. This training program, which takes the human from its most crude form and makes it perfect, consists of four main steps. The names of these main steps bear the names of Sharia, Tariqa, Marifa and Haqiqa. The concept of Dört Kapı has been the subject of numerous studies so far. Most studies that directly and indirectly investigate this curriculum have shed light on only certain aspects of the subject. Studies that focus on the sources of this concept as a whole are quite limited. This study focuses on the main structure of the concept and examines its sources. The main sources used in the study are hadith books containing the commands of the Qur’an and the Prophet Muhammad and the Twelve Imams. In addition, internal texts describing the concept of Dört Kapı in Alawism were also consulted. The main argument of this article is that the concept of Dört Kapı in Alawism was built with Islamic bases. The concept of Dört Kapı is structured by referring to the Holy Qur’an and the Prophet Muhammad and the Twelve Imams. This study seeks to answers whether the Dört Kapı concept has a basis in the verses of the Qur’an, and if it has, whether it is direct or indirect. Moreover, it investigates if there are texts that lay the groundwork for this concept in the hadith and command books. Within this context, the study discusses if it is possible to base the concept of Dört Kapı in the Qur’an, the commands of the Prophet Muhammad and the Twelve Imams.