The Alpamysh Epic is one of the most widespread epics in the Turkish world. The Alpamysh Epic, which is sort of a common epic of Turks, occupies a very important place since it contains many characteristics of Turkish culture. One of the characteristics of the Alpamysh Epic is the fact that it tells the belief systems of the nations, their customs and traditions, their geographical location and their value judgments etc. by symbolization through numbers. In the epic, the numbers mostly contain religious symbols and the reflection of these numbers is seen on the old Turkish belief Islam. In the epic reviewed according to Fazil Yoldasoglu, while some of the numbers are used less than the others, the use of some numbers in the Turkish-Islamic culture is obvious. The numbers, which are related to mythology and religion, have been considered mysterious in all periods. The fact that new situations are encountered when expanding on the meanings of the numbers increased the importance given to the numbers even more. The epics, which have an important place among the folk literature genres, included numbers intensively just like other motifs. In Alpamysh Epic, it is seen that the numbers such as three, seven, nine and forty are dominant throughout the epic. At the same time, these numbers occupy a very important position in Turkish-Islamic culture and civilization. In this study, the numbers, which are rarely or frequently encountered in Alpamysh Epic, are presented and the general meanings of these numbers are emphasized and evaluated.