Religious matters in the art of "Mecmû'a-i Hikâye"
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.The role of the tradition of story telling has a great role in the transfer of the elements that make up the culture to the future. Especially the magazines that contain story-type products are qualified works that contribute to our cultural treasure. İn this way, many cultural materials were passed down from generation to generation, they were not forgotten and preserved their vitality. Stories-stories in an effective and fluent narrative of an event have always of the reader, excited the reader, and made the subject to be remembered. The tradition of telling has undoubtedly been used in teaching, transferring and spreading religious-mystical elements. The work titled "Mecmû'a-i Hikâye", which was written to teach the reader about the exemplary stories and miracles of people who have great importance in the history of Islam, was examined within the framework of religious-moral-mystical elements after latinized and presented to attention with the literal edition of the work. Keywords: Story, Culture, Religion, Morality.
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Sümeyye Turan
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Sümeyye Turan (Master Thesis). Religious matters in the art of "Mecmû'a-i Hikâye", 2021, Erzurum Technical University.
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