The possibility and nature of attributing direction to God in Ghazali and Ibn Rushd

In this study, within the framework of the views of Ghazali and Ibn Rushd, the issue of whether God exists in place and direction is discussed in the context of a philosophy of religion problem. In this context, the thesis consists of an introduction and three main parts. In the first chapter, the concept of place and direction, God and the relations of these concepts, the views of God-space and space of the ancient philosophers, and the ideas of God-place and God-direction, It has been tried to convey general problems to construct references to the idea of God-place, God-direction of the Islamic philosophers Kindî, Fârâbî, İbn Sînâ and Averroes. In the second part, Gazali's views on God, direction and place are discussed. In addition, al-Ghazali's method of proving that God is free from the attributes of hadith entities such as direction and place has been examined. In the third part, Ibn Rushd's views on God, direction and place are given. The possibility of Ibn Rushd's existence of God in a religious and mental place and direction is discussed.