Nazmu'l-Akâid (test-resource-sözlük)

ABSTRACT NAZMU'L-AKÂİD (TEXT, RESOURCE, DİCTİONARY) Nazmu'l-Akâid is registered Ankara National Library in Manuscript Collection with the archive code "06 Mil Yz A76/2". At the end of the work, the author introduced himself as Hüseyin Mustafa and stated that he composed the work in 1059/1648. The work also contains Kadızâde Mehmed Efendi's "Manzûme-i Akâid" and "Nasihatnâme". Akâid, the plural form of "akide", comes from the root "akd", which means to bind. This term's second meaning, is used as "things which have to be believed in compulsorily, fundamental faiths of İslam". Even though the topics of this text have several similarities with the topics os classicals masnavis, not all of them are matching. The aim of this work is to show that latter fabricated sects as Mâturidî and Muʻtezile are not valid, that they lead man astray, and that the nonbelievers are thinking in a wrong way. Also Nasihatname at the end of Nazmu'l-Akâid's, shows 17th century's period. The work is more similar to the literature of the Divan in linguistic terms. This can be easily understood through the amount of Arabic and Persian words. But it doesn't match completely. The reason is that there are also other topics than akâid and nasihatnâme. Because these topics are written with everyday words. This reason prevents the work to be studied in one single classification. Also the work includes several important features of Old Anatolian Turkish. İn this study, Nazmu'l-Akâid's transcript made. Also the dictation, phonetic and morphologic features of the text have been made on the investigation. The main goal of this study is to show the dialect of Ottoman's dictation, phonetics and morphology in 17th century, and to help those who are interested in the field of who are reach qualified knowledge, and to introduce this work to the world of science. Key Words: New Turkish Language, Nazmu'l-Akâid, Hüseyin Mustafa, akâid.