Delâilü'l-hayrat, nüsha-i Sehli şerhi, Kara Davudzâde Mehmed Efendi (d. 1756). SVİKV, İAE, ŞR 349.

The most popular Turkish exegesis of Muhammad al-Jazuli (d. 1465) Delâilü’l-hayrat. It says that the exegesis was formed next to a window in the New Valide Mosque. It includes religious writings such as the lives and legends of the prophets and pictures of the Kaaba. It was popular not only among the Jazuli branch of the Shadhli order, but also the Ottoman Muslims in general.