Popular and often published collection of fatwas by Ali Efendi, Çatalcalı.

Collection of the legal opinions (fatwas) of Minkarizade Yahya Efendi.

Collection of the legal opinions (fatwas) of Minkarizade Yahya Efendi.

Incomplete manuscript of the collection of the legal opinions of Akkirmânî Ali Efendi (Hanafi).

Collection of Islamic legal opinions compiled from various sources.

Fatwas--Early works to 1800.
Hanafites--Early works to 1800.
Islamic law--Turkey--History--Sources.

Brief treatise on inheritance dated 1085 [1674 or 1675] (4 leaves) -- 4 leaves of calculations -- 4 leaves of detailed notes or a fragment of a work on inheritance -- brief poem on inheritance titled Risale-yi mücmel-i Hanefî (2 leaves) -- Hâzâ Kitab-i mefhum-i feraiz (10 leaves) -- 75 leaves of calculations.

Four works of the Hanafi school of Islamic law and Islamic inheritance law.. Kitâb-i fihrist-i Kadûrî -- Kitâb-i Sakk Hacibzâde -- Şerh-i feraiz /Hasan bin Nusuh ed-Dimnavi -- [Collection of fatwas] / Ebuusuud.

Unidentified collection of fatwas chiefly by Abū al-Saʻūd.

Contains principles of the distribution of estates according to the Hanafi school of Islamic law.

Collection of various laws of the Ottoman Empire from the time of Ahmed I, 1603-1617 .

Incomplete collection of legal opinions, probably by a Hanafi jurist.

Incomplete Ottoman Turkish treatise on law beginning with the talak (divorce) and ending with sales.

A work consisting chiefly of tables on the division of decedents' estates according to the principles of Islamic law.. Distribution of decedents' estates (Islamic law)

Notebook on principles of Islamic law and collected fatwas, probably Hanafi (incomplete).

Incomplete collection of fatwas, no authorites provided in text so probably the work of a single jurist, probably a Hanafi.

Unidentified collection of fetvas, probably Hanafi.

Three legal works; one on various Turkish laws and royal decrees with accompanying fatwas; the second begins "Hâzâ suret-i Kanunname-yi Sultan Süleyman"; third work is a compilation of notes apparently on the preceeding two works.

Anonymous collection of Ottoman fatwas, probably Hanafi, apparenly written for the scribe's personal use.

Collection of Ottoman Turkish in both Armenian script and Arabic script versions.

Collection of letters.

Explanation of the meanings of various Arabic words in Turkish verse.

Main work is on Persian language synonyms and antonyms; second work seems to be on the same subject and may be a commentary or continuation on the first either by Kemalpaşazade or by an unknown author.

Treatise on mysticism.
Mysticism--Islam--Early works to 1800.

Folk literature, Arabic--Translations into Turkish--16th century. Paper; thick cream color laid paper with horizontal chain-lines; no visible watermarks; black ink with some rubrication; catch-words on rectos.
Naskh; 15 lines in written area 15.5 x 12.5 cm.

Name of scribe not indicated. Written in Turkey.
Paper; light cream-color laid paper with horizontal chain-lines; no visible watermarks; text not enclosed in borders; black ink with red section headings. Naskh; 13 lines in written area 15 x 10.5 cm.

Collection of song lyrics and other poems.

Saʻdī. Gulistān.. Saʻdī--Criticism and interpretation.

Persian-Turkish dictionary.

Incomplete collection of the poems of Eşrefoğlu Rumi, sections of unknown length at beginning and end; a number of leaves missing throughout the entire work.

A series of unidentified works, in different calligraphic styles with assorted leaves of notes. School notebooks--Turkey--Early works to 1800.

Ottoman Turkish collection of short treatises, poems, letters and responses, fetvas, etc.
Contents Risale-yi mecmuat ül-hakaik -- several poems -- Hâzâ tercüme-yi Hafız Şirâzî rahmet Allah aleyhi -- Hikâye az Netayic-i fünûn -- Şerh-i Kaside-yi Burde min te'lif-i Şeyh zade kuddise sirruh -- selection of 19 poems -- group of fetvas many by Ebusuud Efendi -- 2 poems -- Merhum el-Şeyh

Collection of fragments of prose texts, poems, prayers, scraps of paper, etc.

Didactic poem on grammar and arithmetic.
Turkish language--Grammar--Study and teaching--Poetry.

Hand-colored maps are: 1) world, showing continents and oceans; 2) Mediterranean Sea; 3) Gulf of Corfu; 4) Greece, Aegean Sea and the islands; also includes a double hand-colored chart of a compass rose.

Ottoman Turkish translation al-Qūjawī's commentary on Jazūlī's Dalāʼil al-khayrāt, a collection of prayers for the Prophet.

Muḥammad, Prophet, -632--Birth--Poetry.
Muḥammad, Prophet, -632--Poetry.
Mawlid al-Nabī.

A free verse adaptation and translation of part of the author's Maghārib al-zamān.

Collection of night prayers.
LC Subjects
Islam--Prayers and devotions--Early works to 1800.

Exposition in verse of the basic doctrines of Islam.
This manuscript in Ottoman Turkish conveys the meaning in rhymed couplets of the treatise on the fundamentals of Islamic belief by Birgili Mehmet Efendi. At first glance a simple catechism, a companion to Birgili's longer Tariqat-i Muhammadiyah (The way of Muhammad), the treatise helped lay the foundations for a lasting intellectual movement, termed Salafism

Ottoman Turkish commentary on recitation of the Qurʼan.

Compilation of numerous works in various hands on various topics of sufism, at least one of them concerning the Halvetiyye. Contents Risālah fī ḥaqq al-dhikr -- Risālat al-mafātiḥ(?) -- Kadhā fī al-ṭarīqah risālat Najm al-Kubrá which begins, Qāla al-Shaykh al-akbar Abū al-Janāb Najm al-Dīn al-Kubra quddisa sirruhu al-Ṭuruq ilá Allāh -- Tartīb al-anbiyāʼ -- fragment of unidentified treatise --Hâzâ kitâb-i şerif-i

Treatise on logic.

Poems on the Prophet Muḥammad.
Contents Kitab-i Hilye-yi Hakanî Bey Efendi -- Risale-yi Hilye-yi çihar yar-i güzin li-Cevrî Efendi -- Risale-yi Hilye-yi Peygamber az Neşatî Efendi -- Risale-yi Cevâbî der beyan-i mücizât Fahr-i Kainat.

Story of Joseph based on Qurʼan surah 12.

This 16th century manuscript in Ottoman Turkish seeks to provide an encyclopedic overview of the life, times, and unique characteristics of the Prophet Muhammad. Included in its 720 pages of text are stories of early prophets mentioned in the Qurʼanand in Muslim tradition, information about Muhammad's contemporaries, and lists of firsts associated with persons, events, and words.

A free verse adaptation and translation of part of the author's Maghārib al-zamān.

A free verse adaptation and translation of part of the author's Maghārib al-zamān.
This Ottoman Turkish manuscript covers the life and attributes of the Prophet Muhammad. The author, Yazicioglu Mehmet (also seen as Yazicioglu Muhammad, died 1451), and his younger brother Ahmad Bican Yazicioglu (died circa 1466), were educated by their father, Yazici Salih.

Biographies of Muslim saints and sufis.
This 16th century manuscript in Ottoman Turkish is a translation from the original Persian. The author is the famous mystic Farid al-Din al-'Attar, best known for his Mantiq al-tayr (Conference of the birds), a mystical allegory written in verse. Shown here is Attar's only known prose work.

Treatise on the Hajj pilgrimage.
Contents Hutbe -- Hutbe-yi nikah -- Hutbe by Abî İbn Abbas -- Hutbe-yi tevhid -- Hutbe -- Hutbe by Mawlâ ül-haremeyn-i şerif Abī ül-Kasım Mehmet -- Hutbe by Abî ül-Kasım Mehmet -- Hutbe-yi Muharrem il-haram [dated 1189 = 1775 or 1776] -- Hutbe-yi Recep -- Hâzâ tefsir-i fatihat il-kitap

Anonymous treatise on different Islamic sects, consisting of a mukaddime, seven bab, and a hatime
Contents Bab-i evvel. Muattale ve Cehmî -- Bab-i sâni. Müşebbihe ve Keram akide -- Bab-i sâlis. Kaderî ve Mu'tezilî -- Bab-i rabi. Cebrî ve Mürjî -- Bab-i hâmis. Revafız ve Şi'î -- Bab-i sâdis. Havaric ve Nevasıb -- Bab-i sabi. Ehl-i sünnet ve cemaat.

Ottoman Turkish version, presumably a translation, of a work on tajwīd by Ibn Ṭayfūr al-Sajāwindī along with indexes of all instances of wuqūf listed by Sūrah (in Arabic) and Sūrat al-Fātiḥah and the first 4 ayāt of Sūrat al-Baqarah at end.

Collection of short works and sermons on vaious Islamic subjects.
Contents Akaid -- Esma-yi azâm-i enbiyâ -- Emâli tercümesi -- Ilm ül-hâl --Tarif-i tecvid -- Feraiz-i ilm ve gayrihi -- Arabi risale -- Muhtasar-i Menasik li-Sinan Efendi -- Mevʻiza-yi Arabî ve tercüme-yi hadis-i arbain --

Ottoman Turkish translation of Ibn alJazarī's introductory work on recitation of the Qurʼān.

Birgivi's Risale with interspersed commentary by an unknown author.

Unidentified Ottoman Turkish commentary on the Qurʼan (first volume).

Line by line commentary on an Arabic kaside on the art of Koran recitation.

Collection of Ottoman Turkish treatises, the first dealing with prayer, especially prayers said at night; the second is on general principles of the Islamic faith; the following four works deal with medicine, diseases and cures.

Collection of treatises on various subjects. Contents
[1]. [Unidentified work on inheritance (incomplete?)] -- [2]. [Unidentified work on prayer attributed to Birgivî Mehmet Efendi (1170/1756 or 1757)] -- [3]. Kelimet ül-ihlâs / Musa ibn-i Ahmet el-Berakâtî mevludan sümme el-Nikdavî (work called "Tefsir-i kelimet üt-tevhîd" in colophon(1155/1742 or 1743)

Sūrat al-Baqarah 28-32, 88-92, 248-249, 272-286 -- Sūrat Āl ʻImrān 1-27, 93-136.

Treatise on the ḥajj and the circumambulation of the Kaʻbah.

First work is a brief treatise of examples of problem dealing with occupied lands; second work is by Molla Hanafi (died about 1674) is on ritual purity and is a commentary on Ibrāhīm ibn Muḥammad al-Ḥalabī's Munyat al muṣallī wa-ghunyat al-mubtadī.

Two unidentified treatises; the first on Islamic ethics and the second on Islamic religious practices.

Title devised by cataloger.
Written by Halil Gulamî. (Scribe)

Two unidentified treatises on Islamic practice and faith together with Birgivî's Risale.

Unidentified Ottoman commentary on ḥadīth; each section of the commentary called "Meclis".
Contents Eight unattached leaves of an Arabic commentary on the Qur'ān inserted at beginning of manuscript.

Incomplete life of the Prophet Muḥammad with stories from the hadith, and explanations of Qurʼanic verses.

Incomplete work on Islamic religious life and ethics which includes citations from Ibn Ṭāwūs' Zahrat al-riyāḍ, Abū al-Layth al-Samarqandī's Tanbīh al-ghāfilīn, a work called Waḍīh al-ʻulamāʼ, and Suyūṭī's Anīs al-jalīs.

Problems and solutions in algebra.

Anonymous notes of a blacksmith or apprentice blacksmith either studying in Germany or using German textbooks; the notes are mostly in Ottoman Turkish with occasional notes in German and cover both blacksmithing and the diseases of horses' hooves.

Two works; the first dealing with the signs of the zodiac in order beginning with rising of Aries (Hamel); the second work on the astrology connected with individual months and days beginning with Mart (March).

Treatise on astrology and astronomy.

Geography, Arab.
Cosmography.
Zoology--Pre-Linnean works.

Incomplete text of one or several Ottoman Turkish treatises on medicine.