The Dresden copy of The Book of Dede Korkut, which has a rich content related to Turkish culture and civilization, also contains important information about the period when it was written and read with non-textual records. One of these information is the hadith-i sharifs, which constitute the majority of the records. As it is known, the hadiths, which are the words of the Prophet, have a function that affects not only the religious life of Muslims but also all aspects of life in art, litera- ture, daily and cultural life. In this respect, the hadiths in the Dresden copy of The Book of Dede Korkut can also be read as a manifestation of the religious-social values of the culture and civili- zation from which the work emerged. In this article, in which this point of view is dominant, the source of the hadiths in leaf 2a of the copy will be determined by referring to the researches made on the extra-textual records of the Dresden copy of the Dede Korkut Book. Because the hadith texts in the Dresden copy are similar to Kuzâî's work named Şihâbu'l-Ahbâr in terms of subject and classification, the place of Shihab in Turkish culture will be discussed and the hadiths in the Dresden copy will be compared with the copies of Shihabu'l-Ahbâr.