Bd. 4 Nr. 2 (2026): E-Journal for Ottoman-Turkish Micro Editions

Micro Editions

• A Maʿcūn Recipe with a Sultan Reference

  Akarsu Demirkol

  11-18

  • pdf (English)

• A Document Regarding the Conditions Required for Permission to Migrate from the Syrian Province of the Ottoman Empire to the Cape Colony

  Beyza Okumuş

  52-60

  • pdf (English)

• Sebastian Tengnagel’s Latin Glosses to Two Ghazals of Fużūlī in an Ottoman Poetic Miscellany (Austrian National Library, Cod. A.F. 343, fol. 21a)

  Fatih Yücel

  94-105

  • pdf (English)

• To Press or Not to Press: Memorandum for the Ottoman Press Bureau (1858)

  Okan Kozanoğlu

  33-45

  • pdf (English)

• A Warning Note: This Is a Mecmūʿa, Not a Novel!

  Nazlı Vatansever

  79-84

  • pdf (English)

• Two Medical Recipes in a Late-Fifteenth-Century Mamluk Manuscript

  Kristof D’hulster

  19-26

  • pdf (English)

• A Permission to Repair and Decorate the Reformed Church of Túr: A Tezkere from 1092/1681

  Erika Öner

  61-71

  • pdf (English)

• “Making the Rounds” in Eighteenth-Century Istanbul: Imperial Architects, Irregular Appointments, and the Muʿtemedlik of the Carpenters

  Jordan Cannon

  1-10

  • pdf (English)

• From Afar to the Mother: Familial Devotion and GiftGiving in a Late Seventeenth-Century Ottoman Letter

  Mehmet Kuru

  46-51

  • pdf (English)

• Settling Crimean Politics in a Dream? A Vision of Sufi Ibrāhīm al-Qirīmī (d. 1593), Teacher of Ottoman Sultan Murād III

  Mykhaylo Yakubovych

  85-93

  • pdf (English)

• In Search of a Missing Son through the Ottoman Red Crescent during the Balkan Wars of 1912-1913: A Tracing Letter for an Ottoman Jewish Soldier

  Gürer Karagedikli

  27-32

  • pdf (English)

• “Come to us Tonight”: Two Poetic Invitations Written by İsmāʿīl Ḥaḳḳī Bursevī (d. 1137/1725) to his Friends

  Nurdan Şahin

  72-78

  • pdf (English)