Nihâya al-kifâya li-al-dirâya al-Hidâya by tâj al-Sharia Omar b. Ahmad al-Mahbûbî of the subjects between the chapter aymân and vaqf sections (The edition and critique)

In this study, one of the Hanafi Faqihs, Imam Taj al-Sharia Omar b. Ahmad al-Mahbûbî's ‎work named Nihâya al-kifâya li-dirâya al-Hidâya was examined and edition and critique ‎have been made. The work is the second oldest commentary of al-Hidaya and is a ‎commentary in the style of "Qavluhû" of Marginânî's work called "al-Hidâya sharh bidâya ‎al-mubtadî". The edition and critique work gains importance in terms of containing some ‎unknown information about the Central Asian Sadr al-dîn zâdah Mahbubî Hanafi fuqaha ‎family, which came to the fore in the science and politics of the city of Bukhara. ‎ As far as we can determine, there are around 30 different copies in the libraries of the world ‎and there are 29 different copies in the libraries of Turkey. It was examined by comparing it ‎with 5 of the 14 copies in the Turkish Libraries. Our original copy is the copy of the Izmir ‎National Library, which is the second oldest copy in Turkey, dated 713/1313, and its ‎author is Muhammad b. Abi Abdillâh Yahya b. Muhammad al-Hamâdî. He also consulted ‎the copies in the libraries of Feyzullah Efendi, Edirne Serez and Ragıp Pasha.‎ In his work, which he wrote in a clear style, Taj al-Sharia commented in detail on some ‎closed sentences that he received from al-Hidaya by mentioning it as qawluhû. He ‎expressed the preferences of the Hanafi madhhab before him, in his own age, and ‎sometimes with evidence, with phrases such as "and alayhi al-fatwa/fatwa is on him", "and ‎bihi yuftâ/fatwa is given with this", "and bihi na'huzu/we take it", "and alayhi al-i'timad/ ‎there is trust in it", etc. ‎ In the footnotes in our study; The verses and hadiths mentioned by the author in the text ‎have been made tahrij, and information about the mentioned place, person, personal names ‎and poems is given as an index in the appendix. In the dirâsa/introduction-evaluation ‎section, the ISNAD citation rules and the principles of the ISAM investigation guide were ‎used. ‎