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When Turks joined the Islamic civilization in the middle of the 8th century, they had the opportunity to get acquainted with the religious, scientific, and literary acquis, which were part of this culture, and they made significant contributions to this common culture by digesting these works in a short time and blending them with their own knowledge. Turkish scholars, who produced many works in textual commentary from the eighteenth century to the twentieth century, annotated many important religious, scientific, and literary works in Turkish as well as Arabic and Persian languages. In Anatolian Classical Turkish literature, the commentary tradition became widespread in the second half of the 16th century. Text commentary studies, which continue today, are carried out with classical and modern approaches. Some of the recent literary researchers have been recognized for their works on text commentary, and their works have been accepted as reference sources. The work examined within the scope of this study was created by bringing together the notes kept by Prof. Dr. Tahir Üzgör in the lectures of Prof. Dr. Ali Nihat Tarlan and Prof. Dr. Âmil Çelebioğlu, who are the leading teachers of Classical Turkish literature and text commentary. Tahir Üzgör had the opportunity to listen to first-hand the scholarly accumulation of the researchers mentioned above in his undergraduate and doctoral courses. With the notes he kept, he ensured that it reached today's researchers and readers. The work titled "Lecture Notes of Ali Nihat Tarlan and Âmil Çelebioğlu from Tahir Üzgör's Pen" was prepared by Marmara University faculty member Erdoğan Taştan. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]