Abstract:

Ahmed Rashid (1844-1934) was a feminist and state man in Medina between 1901 and 1903. The information about the life of Ahmed Râşid, which is in front of the religious and ethical works in his translation from Persian and Arabic, is found only in the work called The Last Century Turkish Poets. This study will promote the four previously unpublished manuscripts of Ahmed Rashid and translate from Arabic letters to Latin alphabet.               This is the first of the sixteenth editions of the first edition. Third, it is a 35-city spice formed by the names of flowers and plants. The third is a 26-bit manzum fable that contains the monasticity between a leylle and a bear written in the form of a mesnevian nazim. The latter poem is a seven-titled "it" redistribute. As the translation of Ahmed Rashid's works, these poems are mainly made up of wisdom. Thro the four days of the day, the poem was sent to the end of the work of the poet Pend-nâme-i Lokmân Hekîm Terceme-i Manzûmi.

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