Using various fortune-telling methods to get information about the future is an action that people have been doing for hundreds of years. The texts describing fortune-telling date back to the first written works of Turkish literature. The event of waiting for news from the future as a result of seyirme or ihtilac, which is a product of the tradition, has an anonymous feature in this respect. Inferences about watching are generally based on names such as Cafer-i Sadık, İskender and Danyal. The manuscript that will be discussed in this article is of the type of ikhlâc-nâme, which is a kind of fortune-telling book. Based on the twitches in the human body, these kinds of works that make interpretations about the future of the person appear as a separate book or among various other books. The work we are examining in this study is a prose written in prose and registered in the Manuscripts catalog of Ankara University Faculty of Theology. This work, with 129 twitches belonging to 119 limbs, is an example of an ikhlâc-nâme that can be considered medium volume. In this article, the Latin script of the work will be tried to be revealed and will be compared with some recent studies in terms of content. In addition, the remarkable language and spelling features in the text will be mentioned. A manuscript copy of the work will be added at the end of the article.
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