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"Iranian Azerbaijani Minstrel Epics first tightening Epic" which is the 54th of the works prepared under the "Detection of Turkish World Epic, Transferring to Turkey Turkish and Publishing Project" headed by Prof. Dr. Fikret Turkmen, is the longest verse and prose epic of its tradition which contains the longest verse and prose epic of the minstrelsy tradition, the Shikari Epic, with 18 masters, 255 running and 65 mani (bayat). After a brief summary of the epic is given in the "Introduction" part of the work, information is given about the epic, the narrator and the compiler of the epic, and the epic tradition. The original text of the saga is mutually given with the Turkish translation. This section is organized as titles according to the order of the progress of the subjects in the epic.

This book aims to provide a perspective on innovation in education. In the last part of the book, some results of the research conducted by the author on Passing Course and Credit System are given.

Turkmen Turkish, which is used as the official state language of Turkmens living in the Republic of Turkmenistan, has been examined in terms of written language, sound, and form. The book consists of two main sections, "Introduction" and "Analysis". In the "Introduction" section, Turkmens, Turkmen Turkish, and alphabet are briefly discussed. The "Analysis" section is the main part of the book and includes two main sections, namely "Phonology" and "Morphology" in Turkmen Turkish. Under the title of Phonetics, vowels (short and long vowels) and consonants used in Turkmen Turkish are classified and their typical features are shown with examples. Under the title of General Sound Structure, the phonetic characteristics of Turkmen Turkish, phonetic changes, and phonetic events in Turkmen Turkish were evaluated. In the Morphology section, word structure and affixes used in word making are emphasized. In terms of word types, meaningful words such as noun, adjective, pronoun, adverb, verb respectively, and assigned words such as preposition, conjunction, and exclamation were examined.

“Canış-Bayış”, which has eight variants among the Kyrgyz, has a special place among the Kyrgyz epics. The reflections of the Kyrgyz, whose reflections are seen in epics such as "Manas", "Kurmanbek" and "Cañıl Mırza". It is the Orozbay Urmambetov variant of this epic of 6632 lines, based on their epic struggle against the Kalmuk (Cungar) invasions of the centuries.