The relationship of knowledge, wisdom, and patience in the Qur'an: In the example of the parable of Moses and righteous servant
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This study, which investigates the relationship between knowledge, wisdom and patience in the example of Moses and the righteous servant, consists of three parts. In the first part, the concepts of knowledge, wisdom and patience are examined in the light of Islamic sources. In the second part of the study, the story of Moses and the righteous servant is explained in the context of related concepts. In the last chapter, the close relationship between the concepts of knowledge, wisdom and patience in the context of the story of Moses and the righteous servant is emphasized. The story of Moses and the righteous servant, which is full of examples of knowledge, wisdom and patience, draws attention to the practical dimension of these concepts. Moses, who is the representative of knowledge in the story, has been subject to the righteous servant, who is the representative of wisdom. The impatience of Moses, who was a scholarly figure, against the events that took place was the biggest obstacle for him to reach wisdom. Keywords: Knowledge, Wisdom, Patience, The Parable of Moses and Righteous Servant
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Meryem Ömeroğlu
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Meryem Ömeroğlu (Master Thesis). The relationship of knowledge, wisdom, and patience in the Qur'an: In the example of the parable of Moses and righteous servant, 2023, Erzincan Binali Yıldırım University.
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