We About Youth 7 (Book)

Seven Things We Say to Youth, Directorate of Religious Affairs, is the seventh volume in a series of seminar books prepared for youth. The work aims to present the concepts of rights and justice in a manner accessible to young people within the framework of Islamic values.

The book presents topics such as rights owed to others, public rights, justice, and reliability in a way that aligns with the daily lives of young people. Under these headings, the goal is to help individuals understand their rights and responsibilities toward themselves and society.

• Rights Owed to Others: Unjust actions toward others, methods of restitution, and the importance of fulfilling rights owed to others are emphasized.
• Public Rights: The protection of individual rights within social order and the awareness of public responsibility are examined.
• Justice: The role of justice in personal and social relationships, along with its religious and ethical foundations, is explained.
• Reliability: The virtue of being reliable for a believer is discussed through values such as loyalty to one’s word and consistency.

• Question-and-Answer Format: The content begins with clear questions likely to interest young readers and continues with academically grounded responses.
• Academic Preparation: The book has been prepared with contributions from Ayhan Ak, Ercan Şen, and Kamil Sarıtaş.
• Sections: The book is organized into four thematic sections.
• Language: Written in simple and clear language suitable for young readers, while grounded in academic foundations.

• Authors: Written by an expert academic team including Ayhan Ak, Ercan Şen, and Kamil Sarıtaş.
• Target Readers: Youth in middle school and high school; the book is designed for readers aged 12 and above.