The Life of Sirâcuddîn Muhammed b. Omar Al-Halabî and The Edition Critical Of The His Work: The Hâşiye 'ala Sarhi'l-Izzi li't-Taftazani (Critical edition)
2017
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This study entitled "An Examination of Sirâj al-din Muhammad bin. Omar al-Halabi and his "Hashiyetu 'Ålâ Şerhi'l-Îzzî li't-Teftâzânî'" (Crticical Edition) is a critical edition of Hashiyetu written by Muhammad bin. Omar al-Halabi's on Teftazani's sharh (known by the name of Sa'dinî in the eastern madrasah of Turkey) of Zenjanî's al-Îzzî fi't-Tasrîf. In the introduction which consists of three chapters the purpose, importance and method of the research will be mentioned. In the first chapter, detailed information about Muhammad bin. Omar al-Halabi 's life and brief information about Zenjanî and Teftazani's life and works will be given. In the second chapter, detailed information about al Halabi's Hashiyetu Âlâ Şerhi'l-Îzzî li't-Teftâzânî will be given. In the third chapter, Al Halebi's Hashiyetu on sharh entitled "Sa'dini" written by Teftâzânî will be examined.
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Dr. Mehmet Hayri Acat
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Atatürk University
Division of Arabic Language and Rhetoric
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Mehmet Hayri Acat (Master Thesis). The Life of Sirâcuddîn Muhammed b. Omar Al-Halabî and The Edition Critical Of The His Work: The Hâşiye 'ala Sarhi'l-Izzi li't-Taftazani (Critical edition), 2017, Atatürk University.
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