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I know that some readers will ask: what does yâ kebîkeç mean? In our old literature, kebikeç is the name of an angel or genie who protects books from moths and wolves, as is known to those who have a vendetta. In the past, it was believed that when you write yâ kebîkeç on a suitable place at the beginning of the books, they cannot harm the book with pests. It's a kind of amulet, kebîkeç... they say that once upon a time, one of the madressage teachers saw a book in the hands of a student who had torn the pages of the bookworms with holes. With surprise
didn't you write yâ kebîkeç about this? When he says it, molla is desperate: i wrote and wrote, but the wolves ate the kebikici first, then the book. He said. It is unknown whether the bookworms will harm the varikpârelers in your hands, but to protect it from all kinds of pests - with love - yâ kebîkeç! Let's say. (from the promotional bulletin)number of pages: 504year of printing: 2016language: turkishpublishing house: kesit publications
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Prof. dr. m. fatih köksal / sectional publications
- Year of edition: 2016
- Edition: 1
- Number of pages: 504
- Paper type: book paper
- Size: 16.5 x 23.5
- Language: turkish
- Skin condition: cardboard cover
- Isbn: 6059100830.
- Author: prof. dr. m. fatih köksal
| I know some readers will ask: "what do you mean yâ kebîkeç?" As is known to those who are familiar with our ancient literature, the name of an angel or genie who protects books from moths and moths is called kebîkeç. in the past, it was believed that if you wrote "yâ kebîkeç" in a suitable place at the beginning of the book, the pests would not be able to harm the book. kebîkeç is a kind of amulet... They say that once, one of his students at the madrasa saw a book in the hands of a mullah, with pages torn and riddled with holes from bookworms. with astonishment, he asked, "didn't you write this, yâ kebîkeç?" the mullah, desperate, replied, "i did, i did, but the worms ate the 'kebîkeç' first, then the book." |








