Elmalılı Hamdi Yazır's Language of the Qur'an, Religious Rights, in which the divine adjectives the
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Abstract (EN)
In this study of thesis, it has been studied hymn qualities that were mentioned in the commentary of koran called `Hak Dini Kur?an Dili? that belongs to famous annotator Hamdi Yazır.Initially, it has been informed about the life, scholarly characteristics and the Works of annotator. Then it has been mentioned about the concepts of name and guality and has been made necessary explenations. Besides general views of Islamic theologions have been put for consideration about hymn names and qualities. As it will constitule a substructure fort the subject.After it had been informed about mentioned information, the views of Mr. Hamdi Yazır have been emphasized on the same subjects. Finally the verses of the koran on the hymn qualities have been handled according to the views of Mr. Hamdi Yazır.Key Words: God, name, quality.
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Erol Köseoğlu
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Dicle University
Division of Kalam (Islamic Theology)
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Erol Köseoğlu (Master Thesis). Elmalılı Hamdi Yazır's Language of the Qur'an, Religious Rights, in which the divine adjectives the, 2011, Dicle University.
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