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Analysis of a Middle Turkic manuscript reveals its affiliation, suggesting distinctions between Rabbanite and Karaite traditions.
The First Firkowicz Collection of the National Library of Russia in Saint Petersburg contains a Middle Turkic manuscript stored under accession number Evr. I Bibl. 143. It includes a translation of a large portion of the Torah written in the Hebrew script. In the present paper the author offers his own contribution to the question of whether this is a Rabbanite or Karaite work. This paper is a continuation of Németh (2025), in which it was argued that the language of this Biblical source is Middle Kipchak.
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Michał Németh (2025) studied this question.
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