A public scientific review on kirkuk khorats compiled by Mullah Muhammedoğlu Sabir

Khorats, which are products of oral folk culture in Iraqi Turkmen Turkish, were compiled by Molla Muhammedoglu patience (1893-191) and published in 3 volumes with the titles "Muntehep Khorats of Kirkuk 1, 2, 3". In these books he published, there are 1238 rough. Mullah Muhammedoğlu Sabır, who has numerous works on Kerkuk Turkmen folklore, did not include all of the khorats he compiled in these books. Apart from the ones he published, hundreds of rough ones he compiled were found among his own handwritten notes in the Arabic alphabet. Some of patience's notes were unreadable as they were faint and worn out. In the dissertation, patience published three books, as well as his notes, these unpublished hoyrats were transferred to Latin letters and given under the title unpublished Hoyrats. Among patience's notes were identified 1139 rough ones that can be read. The roughness compiled by Patience has been studied in terms of shape and content. Key Words: Mullah Muhammedoğlu Patience, Khourat, Kirkuk Folklore.