Okçular Vakfı Minhac'ı Rumat - Mehmet Emin Vahid Paşa
Minhac'ı Rumat is a 19th-century manuscript detailing the history of archery, its Islamic significance, and the records of legendary Ottoman archers.
Minhaj-i Rumat – Mehmed Emin Vahid Pasha
Description
Minhaj-i Rumat is an important manuscript written by Mehmed Emin Vahid Pasha in the late 19th century, which deals with the Ottoman archery tradition in detail. This rare text, written in Ottoman Turkish, comprehensively addresses both the historical and religious dimensions of archery. The work covers many topics, starting from the history of the bow and arrow, its place in Islam, its virtues, rules, and the records of famous archers who shot in Istanbul's Okmeydanı (Archery Field). The work was meticulously prepared by Prof. Dr. Nurettin Gemici and presented to today's reader under the editorship of Uğur Öztürk. This is a unique resource for researchers and enthusiasts who want to explore the understanding and cultural heritage of archery during the Ottoman period.
Technical Details
Author: Mehmed Emin Vahid Pasha
Prepared by: Prof. Dr. Nurettin Gemici
Editor: Uğur Öztürk
Language: Ottoman Turkish
Type: Manuscript
Publisher: Okçular Foundation & Turkish Manuscripts Institution
ISBN: 978-625-77-9434-3
Important Notes
Comprehensive Content: The historical development of archery, its place in Islam, its virtues, and its principles of application are discussed.
Historical Records: The ranges and achievements of famous archers shooting in Okmeydanı, Istanbul, are recorded.
Scientific Value: It sheds light on the spiritual, cultural, and historical aspects of archery.
Suitable for Today's Reader: It is supported by simplified text and explanatory sections.
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