The edition-critique and examination of Nişancizâde's work entitled Nûru'l-'Ayn (Chapters between 12 and 19)

Nişancızâde, an ottoman fakiq, who lived in the seventeeth century, wrote a book named Nûru'l-'Ayn fi Islahî Câmi'u'l-Fusûleyn in order to reform improve the book Câmi'u'l-Fusûleyn written by Şeyh Bedreddin which is related to transaction law and case law for many years. Nişancızade added some of the titles, deleted some titles other and gave alternative fatwas while critizing Şeyh Bedreddin. İn this study we aimed at putting forward the rehabilitary works of Nişancızâde. As Nişancızâde was a muslim judge, mudarris and also a military judge in the period of ottoman empire, we mainly aimed at bringing his book used by the muslim judge to the literary works. Our study consist of two chapters. İn the first chapter of this study, we compared to the 12th to 19th chapters of Nûru'l-'Ayn and Câmi'u'l-Fusûleyn in terms of wording and writing style. We especially focused on the different methods used by Nişancızâde. İn the second chapter, an edition critique of Nûru'l-'Ayn based on two copies of the auther named Topkapı and Aşır Efendi.