Yusuf Shukru Harputi and the value of his words according to hadiths
2008
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Yusuf Shukru, who was born in Harput, had some part of his education here. Then he went to Istanbul and completed the rest of his education there. He was appointed to the Vefa Medresse in Istanbul. He stayed in Medine till the ehd of his life and died there (1292/1875)Harputi wrote some expounded studies, besides he drew up his own composed work. He has got 7 work which belong to various science branches. He usually wrote his works in Arabic and the Ottoman Turkish LanguageHarputi used hadiths about various subjects. He usually put true hadiths into his works. However he also added da`if and mewdu` hadiths to the works.In our study, same information about the hadiths effects to our culture has been given in the entry. İn the first chaper his life,his scientific personality and his Works have been taken up. İn the second chapter the source, the translation and the evaluation of the hadiths which Haputi transferred into his composed works and his expounded studies have been summed up.In the conclusion chaper a general evaluation has been done. This study has ended with a bibliography.Key word: Harputi, Hadiths, Expound, Mewdu`, Nasîhatnâme, Rumûzü?t-Tevhîd, Silsiletü?s-Safâ, Hâşiye-i `İsâm, Nâmûsü?l-Îkân
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Dr. İbrahim Saylan
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İbrahim Saylan (Master Thesis). Yusuf Shukru Harputi and the value of his words according to hadiths, 2008, Fırat University.
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