One of the many literary genres that have evolved in the field of development of Turkish-Islamic literature is akāidnāme. Many examples of this genre, which first appeared in Arabic literature, have been written in verse or prose in Turkish literature. Works of this type; copyright, as in many genres, is written as translation or copyright-translation. Akāidnāmes; It has been prepared by making use of important sources such as Fiqh-ı Ekber, al-Vasiyye, Kasīde-yi Emālī, Kasīde-yi Nūniyye and İ‘tikādnāme Among the mentioned works, al-Vasiyye is an important work of Imam-i A‘zam. The work, whose original is in Arabic, was translated as Manzūme-yi Akā’id-i Tercüme-yi Nukırrī and in masnavi verse by a poet named Muhammed at an undetermined date. In the translated work, the copy of which was copied in the 18th century, there is information about the twelve principles that Imam-i A‘zam said as a testament before his death. The work, whose real name is Vasiyyetü'l-İmām Ebī Hanīfe, started with the invitation of Mansūr bin Ja'fer to Imām-ı A'zam to Kufa, then his death was explained and then his twelve advices on faith were conveyed in verse. With this study, a detailed examination of the book was made and the transcripted text of the translated text was revealed. Thus, it is aimed to contribute to the development of the genre in Turkish-Islamic literature by presenting an example of the akāidnāme genre.