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The research on the "Fevaid al- Fanari" of Molla Fenari

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2019
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Studies have been conducted throughout history to teach logic in a systematic way. Porphyrios' Isagoci, which he wrote as an introduction to Aristotle's Categories, is one of these works. Isagoci emerged in the Islamic world, the most famous in the tradition of writing annotation and annotation; Esiruddin al-Ebherî lived in the thirteenth century. This work, which has been highly respected, has created a distinct tradition in the Islamic world with its commentaries and hashiyahs. Molla Fenârî is one of the most prominent scholars of the Ottoman Empire. He wrote valuable works on many branches of science. One of the his prominent work, it is called Fevaid el-Fenari, is written on the science of logic. This work, which is an annotation to Esîrüddin al-Ebherî's Isaguci, has gained an important place in this field, both for the explanations he brought to the controversial issues of logic and for the teaching of logic in educational institutions for centuries. Our research includes the study Molla Fenari's Fevaid El-Fenari. In this study, we aimed to reveal Fenârî's understanding of logic. For this purpose, the first part of the thesis is divided into two main chapters. In this regard, we aimed to determine Mulla Fenârî's views on the Science of Logic. In the second part, we evaluated the study and its understanding on the subject. Then we examined the second part. This section is dedicated only to the translation of Fevaid El-Fenari. In the evaluation of the results, it is concluded that this study is the legacy of Islamic logic tradition and including new perspectives that enrich the field.

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Mustafa Akdeniz

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Mustafa Akdeniz (Master Thesis). The research on the "Fevaid al- Fanari" of Molla Fenari, 2019, Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity.

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