Kara Davud

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Muhammad Kara Davud bin Kamal al-Izmiti (b. ? - d. 948 AH/1541 CE), was an Ottoman scholar of Islam known for his work on the exegesis of the Dala'il al-Khayrat: Muwafik-ul Khayrat Linayl-el Barakat Fi Khidmat-as Saadat (widely known as "Kara Davud").^[1] He was born in Izmit and buried in Bursa.

Works

Talkhis-e Takrir-e Qawanin
Sharh-e Kasida-e Nuniya
Malumat (A work on aqida and kalam. The original copy is in the Manasdır library.)
Mikdar-ul Qamus
Risalat Isa-Gujy

References

↑ KARA DÂVÛD BİN KEMÂL - İSLAM ALİMLERİ ANSİKLOPEDİSİ (in Turkish)

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