Transcription and analysis of Ismâîl b. Sinân es-Sivâsî and his work named Takrîru'l-Kâfi̇ye

In the 16th century, İsmâîl b. Sinân es-Sivâsî (d.1048/1638); He is a versatile scholar who with written many works in the field of language, tafsir, hadith and fiqh. He belongs to a family that has a high level of scientific and mystical knowledge. He is a valuable scholar who grew up under the supervision of Şemsettin Ahmed Sivâsî (d. 1597[?]), the founder of the Şemsiyye branch of the Halvetiyye sect, one of the spiritual leaders of Sivas. With this study, we examined the book named "Takrîru'l-Kâfiye", in which the author, who wrote works in many fields, annotated İbnü'l-Hâcib's el-Kâfiye, considering that it would be easier for those who want to read al-Kâfiye, by downloading this treasury from the library shelves. We found it appropriate to present it to the interest of the enthusiasts. In the introduction of the book, the reason for writing this valuable work is İsmâîl b. Sinân es-Sivâsî, in his own words, aims to make the work more understandable for the converts by writing the work called "el-Kâfiye" which is the concise of the syntax subjects of İbnü'l-Hâcib, which is one of the most important sources of Arabic Language and Literature and is taught in institutions providing classical education even today. Declared. "Takrîru'l-Kâfiye", as the name suggests, is a work that gives the impression that it is in the form of writing down the notes taken during the course with the students in a question-answer style, without worrying about creating a literary text. The subjects were followed according to the order in "el-Kâfiye", but they were finished in the "Tevâbig" section. Our author has stated that the following chapters can be read from other commentaries and that it would not be mufid to explain the rest for someone who does not have deep knowledge by reading up to this point.