Role in Ali Haydar Haksal's novels model personalities

Ali Haydar Haksal is an important writer who enriches Islamic literature with his unique style. In his works, he aims to convey Islamic values and tradition to the reader in a modern language. The focus of this study is the role model figures in Haksal's novels. The focus of the analysis is on the role model figures representing Islam and tradition in Haksal's nine novels. Chief among these figures is the Prophet of Islam. Muhammad (pbuh) and the first four caliphs who followed his path, the Rashidun Caliphs. By bringing the lives of these exemplary figures into his novels, the author reveals the virtues of these figures. The Islamic role models in the author's novels give universal messages valid not only for Muslim readers but for all humanity. Values such as justice, tolerance, love, respect, decency, bravery and courage are the common values of all humanity. By conveying these common virtues to the reader, the author aims to strengthen the reader's belief in Islamic values. In addition to Islamic role models, Haksal also includes various people who represent Islamic tradition and values in his novels. Even though these people lived in different periods and had different professions, their common characteristics are their devotion to Islam and the exemplary behavior they brought to society. In his works, the author shows the readers that Islam is not only a belief system, but also a set of values that guide all areas of life. In this way, novels both maintain their character as literary texts and contribute to the understanding and dissemination of Islamic values. Key Words: Novel, Role Model Figures, Ali Haydar Haksal, Caliphs of Rashidun. Number of Pages: Xİİİ+115 Thesis Advisor: Dr. Faculty Member Mehmet Şahin YAVUZER