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It is seen that in the Ottoman Empire, some works, including sharh and hashiya works, composed from the sixteenth century onward began to focus, in a more formalistic approach, mostly on such issues as tadkhîn (smoking), coffee, foods and beverages. The works on tobacco and coffee mostly written with names such as Risāla fī Ḥaqq Qahwa; Risāla fî Haqq Dukhān, Risāla-yi Dukhān wa al-Qahwa were widely discussed in the period they were written, and thus they are, in a sense, social history texts bearing traces of their own period. In such treatises, socially responsible scholars presented an activity that can be regard as social sensitivity and responsibility. This article deals with such an anonymous treatise Risāla fī al-dukhān. In the treatise in which the religious provisions of tobacco are discussed by referring generally to the fiqh works written in the field has been copied with a Naskh-broken script in a red leather binding registered with 3865 registration and 297.544 classification number in the Department of Manuscripts of the Ankara National Library. The treatise has been edited between 1v-12v folios. In the treatise, hookah, snuff, opium and the drinks that cause drunkenness are frequently mentioned, and regarded as bad habits that lead to sin. Neither the author’s record is found in the preamble of the treatise, nor the record and date of the copyist in the epilogue.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Subjects | Religious Studies |
Journal Section | Articles |
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Publication Date | June 25, 2021 |
Published in Issue | Year 2021 |