Hadrat Khadija parables in Turkish literature (text-review)

In Turkish literature, Hz. Muhammed and Hz. Hatice's marriage has been treated as a subject in many poetic and prose works. In recent years, many studies have been done and are being done on these works written by the author to be useful to people and to receive prayers. In this study, first of all, Mr. Muhammed and Hz. The works written about Hatice's marriage were classified according to their beginnings and whether they were studied or not. Then, a critical text was created from six different copies that dealt with the subject in the same way, and examinations were made. Hz. Muhammed and Hz. In the work shaped on Hatice's marriage, the most emphasized story elements are the plot and the cast of characters. The people who are emphasized and described in depth in the personal staff are Hz. Muhammed and Hz. It is Hatice. Time and space are not elaborated elements. Generally, the dominant (divine, divine) point of view is used in the text in which the third person is the narrator. Expression methods and techniques such as narration, showing, describing, summarizing, speaking, internal speech, internal analysis, flashback, pastiche were used. The works in which the linguistic features of Old Anatolian Turkish and Ottoman Turkish are seen are written in a plain and fluent language. In addition to various idioms, proverbs and folk sayings, there are also a few Arabic and Persian words and phrases in the work. In the works written in masnavi verse, attention was paid to measure and rhyme, which are elements of harmony. Three different aruz patterns were used in the text, which includes two ghazals and an ode, and care was taken to ensure that each couplet rhymes. The use of salavat couplets in the work, whose poet is unknown, caused the text to be interpreted as a mawlid.