Al-Kevâkibî's interpretation of Surat al-An'ām

İn proportion to to his grandfather and his famous lineage or the first job he has been to do with the profession of manufacturing nails called Kevâkibî (nisbelik), Ahmad bin Hassan bin Ahmad al- Kevâkibî al-Halab al al-Khanafi, who is known as al- Kevâkibî, has a the famous al-Kevâkibî family, known as the owner of the virtue. We believe that this family environment has a positive effect on the scientific accumulation of the author. Another feature is thought to be reflected on the works he wrote is one of the notables of this family, a mysticism called Sheikh Safiyyuddin. Al-Hak Ishak Al-Ardebili, based on a religious order known as the Ardabiliyya. Due to their scientific and social status as well as their guidance in spiritual life, this family has a respectable position due to these characteristics. According to Ibn al-Hanbali's book of history, he was buried in the al-Celum neighborhood of Aleppo province next to the mosque known as al-Kevâkibî Mosque. al-Kevâkibî has been engaged in science and worship since his day. He received his science from his father and the esteemed scholars of his time in Aleppo; He had studied tafsir with his father who is scholar and mufti, and fiqh scholarship with the great scholar Zainuddin Ameen al-Fatwa, and also interested in mental sciences Nakipzade known as the great scholar Sayyeed Abu Bakr took lessons in this field, and studied the narrative of hadith with Sheikh Ebü'l-Vefa al-Irdî as narration and wisdom. The instrument science was taken by Sheikh Osman al-Shariq. In the same way, he took courses from many scholars. Sheikh Ibrahim bin Hasan al-Qur'an is one of them. We believe that it has provided a holistic point of view which can contain many areas of acumen, especially narration, while providing information integrity and especially commenting on the verses in the science collection phase. In this context, while examining the example of the tafsir that constitutes your subject, we will endeavor to deal with all these fields in their respective references under their separate headings. In this context, our study is planned as an introduction, two parts and a result. In the second part of the course, handwritten records will be focused on the author's interpretation, methodology and relations with different sciences. Keywords: al-Kevâkibî, Tafseer, manuscript, Methodology, Investigation.