حاشية تحفة األخيار على الدر المختار إلبراهيم بن مصطفى الحلبي )ت: 1190هـ/1776م( من كتاب الحدود إلى كتاب المفقود –دراسة وتحقيق-

Ibrahim Mustafa al-Halabi (d. 1190/1776) wrote an explanatory comment (footnote) entitled Tuhfat al-Akhyar on the commentary called al-Durr al-Mukhtar written by Alaa al-Din al-Hasakfi on the work of the Timurtachi preacher called Tanweer al-Absar, and this work has an important place in the world of Hanafi science. We will focus on the chapters of Kitab al-Hudud and Kitab al-Mefkud from the above work, various parts of which have been studied as a separate treatise. In this study, in which we will investigate the relevant sections, we have selected four manuscripts suitable for validation criteria from among several manuscripts of work. Among these, we preferred the copy in the Haji Selim Agha Library, which was declared to be a copied from the author's manuscript, as the original. Our study consists of two main parts, except for the introduction (mukaddime) and conclusion (hâtime). In the first chapter, we will discuss in the subject of our research the work known as Tuhfat al-Akhyar and define what constitutes the basis for this work, which are the books of Enlightening the Eyes and Al-Durar Al-Mukhtar, with their authors, and their position in the scientific tradition will be revealed. In the last part of the first chapter, Tuhfat Al-Akhyar will be discussed in detail and information will be provided about the method used in writing the annotation (footnote), its sources, its general characteristics, the method used for investigation and transcription. The second part of the study is the analysis of the section between the two studies of Hudud and the Mefkud from the book Tuhfat Al-Akhyar. In the review the differences between the transcripts were noted and, on the other hand, it was attempted to access the original sources of the information contained in the annotation (footnote) and the citations provided. After the concluding part of our study, suggestions and visual images of the manuscripts upon which we base our study are included.