The chronologıcal analysis of tadabbur verses in change of people's mind
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The purpose of this study is to determine how tadabbur verses of Qur'an played a role to change the people mentality during the jahiliyyah by examining these verses according to the order of nuzül. Qur'an was sent to this people to educate them for 23 years. As a result the society was changed religiously, ethical, socially, political and so on. This change firstly occured in people's mind. One of the most important factors that made this change of mind was the tadabbur verses. Allah improved jahilliyyah mentality, which is full of inconsistencies, gradually, taking into account the historical background.. It is understood that Qur'an encourages people to think first about subjects related to faith such as Qur'an itself , the faith of Allah, cosmological verses, the perish of old people, the belief of afterlife, thought about prophecy. Then the Quran made people think about ibadat matters like halal, haram, fasting, Hajj. After that the legal rules such as marriage and divorce, and finally the social issues as Israel, war psychology and rule with justice came up. Key Words: Tadabbur, Ignorance Tought, Chronologically, to think, Qur'an
Author
Hilal Monis
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Hilal Monis (Master Thesis). The chronologıcal analysis of tadabbur verses in change of people's mind, 2019, Şırnak University.
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