Given that the Hanafi madhhab of thought has the largest number of adherents in Turkey, examining its position and the studies conducted on the Hanafi madhhab in Turkey is worth exploring. Although numerous studies have been conducted on the Hanafi madhhab in Turkey to date, as far as can be determined, no bibliometric study providing quantitative data on these works has been written. In order to address this gap to some extent, this study mentions on the bibliometric analysis of research articles published in journals cataloged in the Dergi Park and ISAM Theology Articles databases in Turkey. The study, which provides quantitative statistics on research conducted about the Hanafi madhhab and its founder imams, presents certain conclusions based on research articles published in Turkey. Numerical findings related to language, authorship, topics, journals, and publication years of 697 identified research articles are presented to readers. The study reveals that the vast majority of the publications are written in Turkish, with very few translations. Additionally, 1/7th of the works are authored by 16 individuals, with very few collaborative studies. It was determined that approximately 3/4 of the articles are written in the field of Islamic jurisprudence (fiqh), with the highest number of studies in the field of usul al-fiqh (principles of Islamic jurisprudence). Among the subfields of fiqh, studies on muamalat (transactions) have the highest proportion. Furthermore, it is noted that the majority of articles were published in the "Journal of Islamic Law Studies" and in studies concerning the imams, works on Abu Hanifa rank first. These are among the most striking results of the study.