The actual value of morality from the perspective of Qur'an
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2021
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Şehmus Demir
Abstract (EN)
The aim of this study is to produce solutions to some moral problems that are determined to be experienced today from the perspective of the Qur'an. In this context, first of all, the loss of meaning experienced today and its historical roots will be mentioned, and the moral crisis caused by this loss of meaning will be included. Afterwards, the importance of revelation in the construction of morality-based subject will be expressed and the close relationship between belief in Allah and morality will be revealed. Since a perfect morality is possible only when it is based on revelation and a sound connection with Allah is established, the moral importance of formal worship commanded by Allah will be expressed. In addition, it will be stated that man is a social being, therefore it is not possible to limit morality to the individual, and that the regulations brought by Islam to social life are moral-centered. Finally, solutions to the identified problems will be presented.
Author
Esra Selcen Can
Institution
Gaziantep University
Division of Tafsir (Quranic Exegesis)
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Esra Selcen Can (Master Thesis). The actual value of morality from the perspective of Qur'an, 2021, Gaziantep University.
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