@article{2018,title={AN EXAMINATION ON ART OF ILTIFAT},abstractNode={The literary arts books, which are explained with examples, were written in a certain chain and the descriptions and classifications were found close to each other. however, in some books different definitions and recipes could be seen. The subjects of the rhetoric which were taught in the classical Ottoman period until Tanzimata were given in Western schools after Tanzimat and some of the lecture notes became a book. Although these books were based on classical Arabic eloquence books in madrasahs, they were different in form and content and the subjects were shorter and simpler. In these books which are generally attached to Miftah al-Ulum and its abstracts or commentaries, arts can be explained in different sections. One of the arts described in the rhetoric books is the compliment and it is explained in the maani section of Miftâh al-Ulum and in his commentaries and annotations; In most of the Ottoman literary books, it is explained in the section of bedi. Compliment means to move from one mode to another in conversation; divided into three parts. On the other hand, it is also seen that in rhetoric books, the arts of compliment and the tecrid are compared with each other in order to show the differences.},author={Muhittin ELİAÇIK},year={2018},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science}}