Prophet's (Pbuh) sense ofaesthetics and beauty (Buhari example)
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In our thesis, "the aesthethics and beauty understanding of the Prophet (pbuh)" is studied, focusing on manners, that is, in the light of proprieties. In the introductory part, the aim, topic, significance and methodology of our study is stated. In the first section, the definition of aesthetics, its place and importance in Islamic history areelaborated. Afterwards, the concepts "cemil (kindness) and cemal (grace)" "hüsün (beauty)/ ihsan (endowment)" "Tayyib (pleasant)" , which are used to determine the beauty perception of the Prophet (pbuh) and literary terms such as "elegance, manners, delicacy, politeness" are emphasized. In the second part, the aesthetics and beautiful uderstsanding of the prophet, basic paradigms in the perception of beauty and his moral beauties are handled. As for the third section, hadiths Sahih Bhuhari, and beauties, elegant dimensions and tiny details in our Prophet's daily behaviours, worships, treatment of others are revealed.
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Bilal Ferhat Ahlatcıoğlu
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Bilal Ferhat Ahlatcıoğlu (Master Thesis). Prophet's (Pbuh) sense ofaesthetics and beauty (Buhari example), 2018, Kastamonu University.
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