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Subject War In the book Yön ve Yol by Şafak Barkçin, the author emphasizes that the moral and cultural decay we encounter in daily life can, over time, evolve into an existential threat. In response to this threat, the author draws attention to the statement made by our Master (peace be upon him) in his Farewell Hutbe: "I have left you two things; as long as you hold fast to them, you will never go astray: the Book of Allah and the Sunnah of the Prophet."Imam Malik. Muwatta. Ensar Neşriyat Yayın

Origin Muhtedi is derived from the Arabic word muhtedī (مهتدي), which entered Turkish from Arabic. This term originates from the Arabic verb hadā, meaning “to guide” or “to lead onto the right path,” and carries the meaning “one who has found the right path, one who has attained guidance.” Areas of Use Religious Terminology: Used to refer to individuals who have later embraced Islam. History: Appears in texts related to Ottoman and Islamic history to describe individuals who changed their religi

The Anunnaki are a pantheon of deities in Mesopotamian mythology, particularly within the religious traditions of the Sumerian, Akkadian, Babylonian, and Assyrian civilizations. The term originates from Sumerian and generally means “children of An.” Here, An refers to the supreme god of the sky, and the Anunnaki represent divine beings descended from him. This pantheon was regarded as the divine representatives of numerous structures, from the organization of the cosmos to the social hierarchy o

"The Virtue of Contemplation and Thought," Imam Ghazali is a compilation of excerpts drawn from the works of Imam al-Ghazali. The book examines the impact of the practice of thought on the individual and society, emphasizing the central role of contemplation within the Islamic intellectual tradition. Drawing on various writings by al-Ghazali, the work offers a deep analysis of how thought contributes to personal and spiritual development. It encourages readers to cultivate their own intellectual

The Illustrated Book of Religion of the Republic (Resimli Cumhuriyet Din Kitabı), authored by Prof. Dr. İsmail Kara, is a comprehensive three-volume visual and textual work that examines the relationship between religion, state, and society in Republican-era Türkiye. It is being published as part of Dergâh Publications' Contemporary Turkish Thought series. Its second printing, which began in December 2023, was completed in March 2024. Subject The work examines topics such as the Republic’s relig

Asia is the largest and most populous continent in the world and has been the birthplace of many major religious belief systems throughout history. This continent is both a region with a large number of religious tradition and a place where these traditions have interacted across different geographies. The major religions practiced in Asia include Hinduism Buddhism Islam Christianity Taoism Confucianism Shintoism Sikhism Jainism Zoroastrianism Korean Shamanism and Judaism. Spread and Diversity o

How many emotions we experience for so many things, aren’t we? Anxiety about the future, daily emotional transitions, sadness when appropriate, anger when appropriate, excitement and joy and countless others... Sometimes we immerse ourselves so deeply in these that perhaps we occasionally overstep our bounds. We sometimes lose the awareness that it is Allah, the Creator, Sustainer, and true Giver of fate, whose mercy is so boundless that the word itself falls short, who has created us. I had hea

"Who Am I Really?" Issız (Fotoğraf: Muhammet Emin Bakır) " image-element-format="right" image-height="4032" image-source="https://cdn.t3pedia.org/media/uploads/2026/07/19/xhhWoawulY2pvqdz9ouHlUxL4YaF7twB.jpeg" image-width="3024"> A human lives, observes, and feels. Through their experiences, they strive to construct an identity; through their emotions, they seek to make sense of their existence. But what happens when both are taken from them? As days follow one another like scenes from a film

Love Has Won is a syncretic New Religious Movement (NRM) founded in the mid-2000s by Amy Carlson, who is referred to by her followers as "Mother God" or "Ana Tanrı." It eclecticly combines New Age spirituality, conspiracy theories, and UFO beliefs.McCluskey, Megan. "The Bizarre True Story Behind HBO’s Love Has Won Docuseries." Time, 14 Kasım 2023. Erişim 26 Ocak 2026 https://time.com/6333436/love-has-won-true-story-hbo/. Ayrıca bknz. Barker, Eileen. "New Religious Movements: Their Incidence and

Religion and science debates frequently encounter the fundamental question: “What is ilm, what is science?” The nature of the relationship between these two concepts is not merely a terminological issue but directly affects how humans approach the universe knowledge and truth. The concept of ilm predominantly appears in classical and religious texts while the concept of science comes to the forefront in modern literature. This situation can create the impression of an inevitable opposition betwe