2) To work with the original manuscript “Kitab al-Muqaddima Abu Lais al-Samarkandi” written in Kipchak language with religious content, and to conduct a comparative study of the newly discovered Egyptian version, previously unknown, alongside the known Istanbul and Konya versions. As a result, paleographic and codicological analyses will be conducted on all three versions (Egyptian, Istanbul, and Konya), identifying their differences and similarities, and new data related to the manuscript will be collected.

3) To transcribe the Kipchak text of the religious manuscript “Kitab Muqaddima”, written in both classical Arabic and Arabic-script Kipchak, based on the Egyptian version, and to translate it directly from the original language into Kazakh. As a result, the Egyptian version of the manuscript will be translated into Kazakh for the first time, and a full transcription will be prepared. This will provide Turkologists and Mamluk researchers with an opportunity to work directly with the original text. Additionally, one article will be published in the journal recommended by the Science and Higher Education Quality Assurance Committee.

4) To study “Kitab Muqaddima”, the work of the renowned Hanafi jurist Abu Lais al-Samarkandi translated into Kipchak, from a theolinguistic perspective within the framework of anthropocentric and theocentric paradigms, as well as the new theo-anthropocosmic paradigm. As a result, a hermeneutic analysis of the religious text preserved in the written manuscript will be conducted, providing comprehensive information about this Arabic-script Kipchak-language work. Data on the beliefs and religious practices of medieval Turkic peoples will be collected, and the significance of this written heritage within the Turkic world will be established.

5) To conduct a discourse analysis of the Kipchak religious text preserved in the manuscript “Kitab Muqaddima Abu Lais al-Samarkandi”, translated into Kipchak during the Mamluk period. As a result, the place of medieval religious concepts within the Turkic worldview will be identified, and their connection to Islamic culture will be established. The research findings will be published as scientific articles.

6) To conduct a conceptual analysis of the Kipchak religious text in the written manuscript “Kitab Muqaddima Abu Lais al-Samarkandi” as a theolinguistic source, identifying, compiling, and delineating the semantic-informational field of religious concepts. As a result, the reflection of religious concepts preserved in the medieval Kipchak text within Kazakh linguistic and cultural cognition will be identified, and valuable data related to the spiritual culture of Turkic peoples will be gathered. Based on the collected materials, one article will be published in a journal recommended by the Science and Higher Education Quality Assurance Committee, and one article or review will be published in a peer-reviewed scientific journal indexed in the Scopus database with at least the 60th percentile. Additionally, a monograph will be published.