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Al-Tashīl is a commentary written by Shaykh Badr al-Dīn, who was one of the Muslim jurists of the period of the foundation of Ottoman State and served as kazasker for two years, upon his book titled Laṭāif al-Ishārāt. Shaykh Badr al-Dīn wrote his commentary by benefiting from the prominent books of Hanafī School. In al-Tashīl Shaykh Badr al-Dīn whose name is usually remembered by the rebellion he started against the Ottoman State rather than being a jurist, criticizes the views transmitted from Hanafi imams and the justifications of those views presented by Hanafī jurists. He also questions the consistency among those view. Al-Tashīl is also regarded as a comparative Islamic law book for it consists of the views of other schools of Islamic law.

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al-Tashīl Sharḥu Laṭāif al-Ishārāt, I-III

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Al-Tashīl is a commentary written by Shaykh Badr al-Dīn, who was one of the Muslim jurists of the period of the foundation of Ottoman State and served as kazasker for two years, upon his book titled Laṭāif al-Ishārāt. Shaykh Badr al-Dīn wrote his commentary by benefiting from the prominent books of Hanafī School. In al-Tashīl Shaykh Badr al-Dīn whose name is usually remembered by the rebellion he started against the Ottoman State rather than being a jurist, criticizes the views transmitted from Hanafi imams and the justifications of those views presented by Hanafī jurists. He also questions the consistency among those view. Al-Tashīl is also regarded as a comparative Islamic law book for it consists of the views of other schools of Islamic law.

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