Tâcü'l-edeb,introduction-investigation-text-dictionary
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T?cü?l-Edeb is a spiritual-moral prose art written in 1453 by Ali bin Hüseyin el-Amasi. It provides the details of child rearing and child care according to Islamic methods. The author, a highly knowledgeable individual in the field of child education, provides the reader with the fine points of child rearing in various sections. He explains his views in each section, supports these views with verses and the sayings of the Prophet Muhammed and provides subject-related Arabic, Persian and Turkish poetry samples.The work or art is registered in Ankara National Library with 06 Mil Yz A 9187 archive number. It is composed of parts such as the introduction, writing characteristics, spelling information, structural information, text, index-dictionary and proper names index. The introduction gives information about the author and the prose. Writing characteristics section provides information about the elements of the work with samples. Spelling information investigates the sound characteristics related to vowels and consonants. Structural information examines the annexes to the prose. The remaining parts are comprised of the text along with the transcript, grammatical index and the index for the proper names .Key Words: T?cü?l-Edeb, Ali bin Hüseyin el-Amasi, Old Anatolian Turkish Language, Child Rearing,morals.
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Onur Kurukaya
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Onur Kurukaya (Master Thesis). Tâcü'l-edeb,introduction-investigation-text-dictionary, 2010, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University.
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