Özet:

The importance of works written in Eastern Turkish in the field of Islamic Turkish Literature in Central Asia is great. Some of these works are written in the form of doctrine. It is the subject of the study of many scientists, such as the literary, theological, and historian. Mutasavvıf-shir, who profoundly influenced the spread of Islam and the religious-tasavvufic life of the society among the Turkish people of Central Asia, Hoca Ahmet Yesevi, the founder of the Yeseviliktarikat, (e.g. 562/1166) has an important place. He has spread Islam with his poems and teachings in the teaching and educational wisdom style that the people can understand in the Turkistan region. The first of them was the worship of the worship of the worship of the worship. On the one hand, the Kıpçak dervis began to spread from the southwest of Turkistan to Horasan, Azerbaijan and Anadolu. In Central Asia, there are many menacetations that tell Hoca Ahmet Yesevi's refugees and righteousness, along with his disciples that his vedervişes also have a ceramite. Although some differences are seen between them, these religious, tasavvufic and mystical characteristic menaclements continue to preserve themselves in the life and faith of the people of the region. One of them is the first descendant of Hoca Ahmet Yesevi, the son of Suleyman Bakırgani, who can be lived by the judge Ata, Sultan Hubbi. About Sultan Hubbi N. Tosun, O. Kaya and S. Kondıbay, F. Kamalova in Kazakhstan have been mentioned in researchers’ work. Our research was done on the basis of the Chagatayca handwriting of SultanHubbi's memorial in Kazakhstan. At the same time, it is also requested to provide detailed information about the life and ceremonies of Sultan Hubbi, the third son of HakimAta Suleyman Bakırgani, which, according to some researchers, is important in the spread in Mangıstav and Turkmensahra, and the widespread rivayets about the Sultan Hubbi's subterranean camii, valley and hole in Mangıstav. In Budoğrult published scientific studies and articles on the subject have been used to compile, review, translate and evaluate methods. Our goal is to introduce the short-early Sultan Hubbi handwriting (Almaty/Kazakhstan nishan) from the historicities written in the period of the Soviet Union long not reached and unknown Eastern Turkish (Chağatayca).Anahtar words: Menâkıpnameler, Yesevilik, Hakim Ata, Sultan Hubbi, Kazakhstan.