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Muhammed bin Yusuf: Kısasu'l-Enbiya I, review-text-index

2011
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Nesrin Bayraktar Erten

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This thesis work is a study in 1671 named Kısasu?l-Enbiya written by Muhammed bin Yusuf bin Mustafa el-Çerkezi e?s-Saydavi. Manisa Library and the Marmara University Faculty of Theology at the Library copies of manuscripts in the Süleymaniye Library collection Bağdadlı Vehbi Efendi number registered in 1117 tried to copy. Work the first 60 lines of 236 and 17 foil leaf were investigated. The aim of the study, examining the characteristics of the work written in the language of the period is similar and different aspects of Turkey Turkish to explain and reveal the presence of mention.Introduction to language study, consisting of four parts, including the text and the directory entry section of the study, briefly introduced the Old Anatolian Turkish, Kısasu?l-Enbiya author, copies and were informed about the subject.Text section of the work has been translated into transcriptional.Language review, writing features, phonology, morphology consists of three parts. Editorial features section, and consonants are assigned as the famous examples are given in the text. Audio information section, sound events, sound changes and the famous harmonies; morphology section, the words were investigated.Directory section, the words matter as per the text in the text have been interpreted according to their use. Also created a special directory names. The meaning of words and line numbers given for the origins of the place are the sides are determined and abbreviations. The index, meaning a total of 2465 out of words headword has not found. This is 782 words in Turkish, 1445 in Arabic, 233 in Persian, 1 in Hungarian, 2 in Greek, 1 in Hebrew respectively.Key words: Muhammed bin Yusuf, Kısasu?l-Enbiya, manuscript.

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Mehtap Eldemir

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Mehtap Eldemir (Master Thesis). Muhammed bin Yusuf: Kısasu'l-Enbiya I, review-text-index, 2011, Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University.

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