Edition-critique and analysis of Nişancizâde's book named nûru'l-'ayn (7-11. chapters)

Nişancızâde, an Ottoman faqih who lived in the seventeenth century wrote a book named Nûru'l-'Ayn fi Islâhi Câmi'u'l Fusûleyn in order to improve the book of Şeyh Bedreddin which is related to legal transactions and administrative jurisdiction and had been used as an informal law for many years in courts. This thesis includes the comparison and analysis of chapters seven to eleventh of Nûru'l-ʻAyn and Câmiʻu'l-Fusûleyn. The comparison and analysis are mainly aimed at determining the executions of Nişancızâde. Our study consists of two chapters. In the first chapter, information is given about the content of the chapters and the differences between the two books stemming from writing style are explained. In addition, the preferences and criticisms of Nişancızâde and the issues and opinions that he added or raised in his book were included. In the second chapter, has been edited critique of these chapters of Nûru'l-ʻAyn based on two copies of the author.