Transcription of Ahi Çelebi Abdurrahman El-Emânî's work named Commentary of Itikâd and evaluation in terms of mâtürîdiyye theory
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In order to determine the truth of the claims that the Ash'ariyya school was in the foreground and the Māturīdiyya school was in the background among the common people and elites in the Ottoman Empire, it is of great importance to examine the texts of creeds taught during the period. Explaining which school of theology the work titled "Commentary on Itikād" written by Ahi Çelebi Abdurrahman el-Emânî in Ottoman Turkish in the last periods of the Ottoman Empire was written in accordance with, sheds light on the past in order to determine the claims. As a result of our study, it was determined which school of theology explained the subjects covered in the content of the "Commentary on Itikād" and the result was presented to you, our valuable readers.
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Esma Kumral
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Esma Kumral (Master Thesis). Transcription of Ahi Çelebi Abdurrahman El-Emânî's work named Commentary of Itikâd and evaluation in terms of mâtürîdiyye theory, 2025, Trakya University.
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