Turkish Legal Academics - Muhammed Hamdi Yaz R, Muammer Aksoy, Bilge Umar, Ahmet Cevdet Pasha, Molla Emseddin Fenari, Ekrem Bu Ra Ekinci (Paperback)

Chapters: Muhammed Hamdi Yaz r, Muammer Aksoy, Bilge Umar, Ahmet Cevdet Pasha, Molla emseddin Fenari, Ekrem Bu ra Ekinci, Ay e I l Karaka, Suheyl Batum, Serap Yaz c, Niyazi Oktem. Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 32. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Muhammed Hamdi Yazr also known as Elmall Hamdi Yazr and Elmall (1878, Antalya - 27 May 1942, stanbul) was a Turkish theologian, logician, Qur'an translator, Qur'anic exegesis scholar, Islamc legal academic, philosopher and encyclopedist. He was born in 1878, in Elmal district of Antalya province, then in the Ottoman Empire, and now in Turkey. He is nicknamed after his birtplace: Elmall. Elmall means "from Elmal" or "born in Elmal" in Turkish. His father Hoca Numan Efendi who is also a scholar of Islam, was from the Yazr villiage of Golhisar district of Burdur province, then in the Ottoman Empire, and now in Turkey. He is from Yazir sub-brunch of Oghuz brunch of Turkish nation. Hoca Numan Efendi -father of Yazir- went to Elmal district of Antalya for education when he was a child and settled there. Hoca Numan Efendi worked as a head clerk of lawsuit of the district. Yazr's mother Fatma Hanm was daughter of Esad Efendi who was a scholar of Islam living in Elmal. After completing primary and secondary education in Elmal, for studying Islam sciences, in 1885, Yazr went to stanbul which was the capital city of Ottoman Empire at that time. He completed his university education in Bayezid Madrasah. Then he competed posterrior education in Mekteb-i Nuvvab and became a Qadi (judge). He also received Islamic calligraphy courses from Sami Efendi and Bakkal Arif Efendi. He learned Arabic, Persian, andFrench during his education. His was as fluent in French as in Arabic. He translated some French books to Turkish. Muhammed Hamdi Yazr became ...More: http: //booksllc.net/?id=20732372