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In Turkey, an "identity crisis" is at the forefront among people who have fallen under the influence of the "philosophy of secularism" and lost their individuality. This identity crisis can be seen more clearly in the Turkish citizens' understanding of the "state." When we say state, we think of a widespread bureaucracy, a rigid hierarchy, and a strong...
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Trust and License (Islamic Catechism) (Very Strong.) Yusuf KERİMOĞLU Islam Religion and Catechism İsmail KAYA Nimet-i İslam New Great Catechism...
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463 Now, let's examine the obligatory prayers based on the "Tenvirü'l Ebsar," "Dürrü'l Muhtar," "Reddü'l Muhtar," and "Fateva-ı Hindiyye." As is known, it is a rule that anyone who intentionally omits the obligatory prayers must repeat them. If they omit them by forgetfulness, they perform the prostration of forgetfulness. The obligatory prayers are as follows:
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435 A condition is something on which the existence of a thing depends and is not in it.(96) Alauddin al-Haskafi mentions the following ruling: "In the literal sense, a condition means a permanent sign. In the Shari'ah, it is the object on which a thing depends but is not included." Ibn Abidin states this text...
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WHAT DID ISLAMIC SCHOLARS SAY ABOUT THOSE WHO DO NOT PRAY? According to Imam Abu Hanifa (rh), a person who abandons prayer is imprisoned until he prays. He is beaten until blood flows. He is imprisoned until he repents and prays. (Notebook of Reddu'l-Mukhtar) Imam Safi (rh) and Imam ...
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In the society we live in, everyone knows the terms "homeland" and "citizenship". Those who pray are not unfamiliar with concepts such as homeland aslî, homeland of residence and homeland of travel. In the last century, the concept of homeland has acquired a completely new meaning, outside of its jurisprudential nature. This new nature is a great ...
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"Contracts and ceremonies made with a promise made upon request for marriage. Engagement ceremonies are not considered marriages. It requires a certain time allocation for the man and woman to get to know each other better, to complete deficiencies, to overcome certain obstacles such as education and military service, and to complete certain official formalities. ...
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However, if these brothers of ours had knowledge about the Usul, if they had read a book about the Usul in their lives, they would not have thought like this. They would have understood that the truth is not like what they say. Because believers are in two states in terms of knowledge and information. They are either mujtahid or muqallid. Now, in order to be a mujtahid...
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First, let's focus on the word. The word "ijtihad" is from the root "Ce-He-De", meaning effort, strength, and exertion, and from the word "iftial". (86) In Islamic terminology, it means that a mujtahid jurist should use all his strength on an issue that is not definitely found in the Book, Sunnah and Ijma (i.e. on a secondary issue)...
Continue readingFirst, let's focus on the word. The word "ijtihad" is from the root "Ce-He-De", meaning effort, strength, and exertion, and from the word "iftial". (86) In Islamic terminology, it means that a mujtahid jurist should use all his strength on an issue that is not definitely found in the Book, Sunnah and Ijma (i.e. on a secondary issue)...
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