Journal of Nu'ût-i Nebeviyye: Analysis-critical text-index
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Abstract (EN)
Poetry journals, among the most important sources of classical Turkish literature, have great importance in respect to their containing the poets and poetries within itself that have not been reverberated to literature history, defining literal taste of the term they have been written, and being the application source in formation of the divan of poets. In our literature, as well as journals that came into existance by the collection of poetries in different genre and form, journals that came into existance by collation of poetries in same subject and genre exist. The journals, that are the subject of this study, involve naats and miraciyes written in XVth, XVIth and XVIIth centuries by various poets in different poetry forms.It is aimed in this study that criticised emission of the journals, gathering the poetries telling about the ascension of Prophet Mohammed and naats praising him, and presenting this use of science world.In our study consisting of three chapter, first of all notions of
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Mustafa Atila
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Mustafa Atila (Master Thesis). Journal of Nu'ût-i Nebeviyye: Analysis-critical text-index, 2012, Dicle University.
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