The writing style written with Quranic script, which Turks preferred after converting to Islam, has been forgotten as it has generally not been used for a long time, and familiarity with this script has also been partially lost. Our Turkish language, referred to primarily as Ottoman Turkish due to its use during the Ottoman period, has reached a point where efforts are now being made to learn it, and it is at least being offered as an elective course in schools.

This gratifying situation also necessitates the existence of workbooks aimed at learning it. This work in your hands has been prepared both to serve as a means to learn Ottoman Turkish easily and to demonstrate with its exercises how easy it is to learn. In essence, the greatest difficulty in learning is the erroneous idea that "learning Ottoman Turkish is difficult!"

BEGINNER LEVEL

The "Easy Reading Texts" series offers ample practice opportunities for those who are just beginning to read with matbu (printed) and riq'a scripts.

It is suitable for university history, literature, and archival departments, as well as Ottoman Turkish courses.