Fazilatnamahs in Turkish literature and Seyyid Alaeddin's Cevāmiʿu'l-Feżā'il fī Mesācidi'l-Ḳabāʾil (Text-review)

Seyyid Alauddin is a professor who lived in Mecca in the 16th century. The work Cevâmi'u'l-Fezâil fî Mesâcidi'l-Kabâil, which is the subject of our thesis, was written in Arabic and Turkish and is the only known work. This work, which he wrote by compiling the virtues (fazilat) of Mecca, Medina and Jerusalem from verses, hadiths and reliable sources, while he was a professor at the Mecca Suleymaniye Madrasa, is a written in prose a city virtue (fazilat). In our study, after the Faziletnamahs in Turkish Literature are mentioned, the content analysis of the work and the critical text of the two copies with the author's line are included.