Muslim Turks have written religious works in different literary genres for certain purposes. The most common of these genres are those written in an effort to recognize and introduce the Prophet and to express…
Muslim Turks have written religious works in different literary genres for certain purposes. The most common of these genres are those written in an effort to recognize and introduce the Prophet and to express their love for him. The blessed life of the Messenger of Allah, who is tried to be learned, taught and taken as an example in every period of his life, has been partially or completely subjected to the works called “Siyer” with the hope of intercession by the artist. In this book, the “Medina Period” section of the work titled “Nazm-ı Siyer-i Şerîf” written in Chagatai and in verse by a Kazakh poet named Şâdi Töre Cihangiroğlu in Turkic geography in an effort to remind his nation of their Prophet and to prevent him from being forgotten is summarized in prose. With the prayer that it will be useful to those interested...
