419/2 number (H. 1311-1313 M. 1893-1895) Siirt Sharia Registry, transcription and evaluation

In the Ottoman Empire, the court registers are the books in which the decisions of the courts are recorded by the judges and their assistants. These registers are also called kadi registers and kadi registers. Şer'iyyes have a very important place in the Ottoman legal system. It is also important that we understand the main lines of the characteristics of the Ottoman Empire. In this way, we get information about and get information about. The Ottoman Empire was seen as the subject of litigation in all matters related to all kinds of issues. The records of these roads provide information about the social studies they were written on, school schools, information about the course and economic structure. Those who benefit so much from the Shari'ah are used, on the one hand, by the originality of us and by being unable to show the way, while the first-hand sources are used as the first-hand sources that have economic and military aid. Selection of our thesis, Siirt Şer'iyye Registry No. 419/2, 1893-1895 (H. 1311-13 ends. Many topics are covered all over these notebooks: Credit-paying, inheritance, estate, execution, property sales, extortion and non-given of goods, graduation, marriage. In the sharia registries, from the sections named sharia registries that stay at home, such as alimony, lawsuits, injury, murder, etc. Our research is based on the evaluations of the education at school and the trainings in pre-school education in pre-school education in 1893-1895.