اٌّلا ػجذالله اٌج١زٛارٟ ٚوزبثٗ ٔبدٞ الإعلاَ فٝ ػٍُ اٌىلاَ

al-Bitevâtî is an Islamic scholar who lived in the thirteenth century AH. Like the Islamic scholars before him, he wrote a book called "Nadî al-Islam fîI'lm al-Kalam" in the field of faith. However, this work has not been edited as far as we know and there is no academic study on it. In this thesis, both the life and the work of al-Bitevatî are discussed. In addition, the content of the manuscript was evaluated by making an edited critique. While the critique of the editions of the manuscript was made, information about the hadiths, verses, sects and special names in the manuscript were given. Our thesis consists of an introduction three parts. In the first chapter, the life of the author is discussed. In the second part, the author's main views such as Accident and fate, husun and kubuh, prophethood and Risalet, Miracle and miracle, Angels and Jinn, Faith, events of the Hereafter and so on have been discussed and examined. The place of the author's views on these issues, including Asharism, of which he is a leading member, has been determined in Islamic thought. In the third part, two copies of the manuscript were compared and the editions were criticized. The non-critical editions of the work were also evaluated and their differences with the manuscripts were noted. The verse, hadith, place name, special names, denomination names and closed expressions found in the Manuscript are emphasized in the footnote. Key Words: Sects, al-Kalam, al-Bitevâtî, Nadî al-Islam fîI'lm al-Kalam.