In this study, the treatise which is one of the works written by Abu Bakr Ahmed b. Muhammad Abu’l-Hayr Ibn al-Jazari, also known as Ibn Nazım, named Urcuza fi vakfi Hamza has been discussed. In this context, firstly, information was given about the life and works of the author in question and then the relevant treatise was analyzed. In the treatise, which two manuscript copies were found, the issue of the vakif on the hemze, which is considered one of the important and difficult issues of recitation within the framework of Imam Hamza’s recitaion. The reason why the subject is studied especially within the framework of Imam Hamza’s recitation is that the first name that comes to mind Hamza, the imam of the Qur’an recitation in Kufa, when the vakif is on the hemze mentioned. For that reason, the sentence “Where is hemze, there is Hamza” has become an idiom. Imam Hamza reads differently than other imams when he stop reading end of the word with hemze. However, In some cases, it has been men-tioned that Hisham the first narrator of the imam Ibn Amir, consented to Hamza. Abu Bakr Ahmed, devoted his treatise to the relevant subject and wrote it as 36 couplets. While dealing with the subject, he considered the status of the hemze in the middle or at the end of the word, with wowel point and un-pointed and pointed out the differences in reading.