Evaluation and analysis of Ahmed b. Zeynelâbidîn as-Siddîkî's "Husnü'l-vaṣfi fî sûreti's-Ṣaff"

Ahmed b. Zeynelâbidîn (d. 1048/1638) is one of the last period Ottoman scholars who lived in Cairo in the 17th century. Since he is a descendant of Hazrat Abu Bakr, he has al-Bekrî and as-Siddîkî rank. Ahmed b. Zeynelâbidîn has a multi-faceted personality who is knowledgeable in many sciences, especially in tafsir, mysticism, literature and poetry. During his lifetime, he became one of Cairo's foremost professors. He became one of the important scholars who taught in al-Azhar Mosque. Ahmed b. Zeynelabidin is a different work of Islamic sciences. He stated that he wrote the tafsir of the chapter of Saff called "Husnü'l-vasfi fî sûreti's-Ṣaff" to encourage Islamic soldiers to gas and jihad, and translated it into Turkish (Ottoman) for the benefit of those who do not know Arabic. He gifted this work to Murat IV, the sultan of the period. In the second part, general information about the work in question was given and analyzed with examples, and after the information about the transcript and the transcription method, our study was completed with the part of the investigation. In our study, the aforementioned work was investigated and analyzed. In the first part of our study, Ahmed b. Zeynelabidin's life and works are discussed.