Keşfu’l-Hakâik f î Tahrîri’d-Dekâik

Esîrüddin el-Ebherî is an important figure in the history of Islamic thought who produced numerous works, particularly in the fields of logic, philosophy, geometry, and astronomy. His writings attracted interest across a wide geographical area and over an extended period of time, exerting a profound and lasting influence. Nevertheless, from the perspective of modern academic studies, it is noteworthy that Ebherî’s intellectual contributions have not been examined to the extent they deserve. With a few exceptional studies, both the philosophical background of his classical texts and his approach to kelamî issues have largely been overlooked. A critical edition and Turkish translation have been prepared of Keşfu’l-Hakâik fî Tahrîri’d-Dekâik, Ebherî’s most extensive and in-depth philosophical work. This work provides an opportunity to gain a closer understanding of Ebherî’s intellectual world and to systematically examine his thought, particularly in the fields of logic and philosophy. The multifaceted structure of thought presented by Ebherî in this book has the potential to offer its readers not only historical interest but also broad perspectives for contemporary research in philosophy and kelam.