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Said and shaki in the concepts of sunnah

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2019
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The Prophet lived and explained an ideal way of life for all people with the information revealed to him like faith, worship, how to behave in all areas of life and especially moral principles. In our study we have clarified the concepts of saîd (happy) and şakî (unhappy) benefiting from Sunnah which addresses an ideal life for the Muslim at all time and places and from the commentaries, the Hadith and the Kalam sources. Referring the Hadith sources there are many narrations from the Prophet that are being conveyed to our time which are pointing to happiness in the world and the hereafter. Many personal, psychological and social benefits are adverted that make people happy in the world are narrated in the narrations that are pointing to the world life happiness. These are that a submissive wife with serene face, a large house suitable for living, a good ride, long life with worship, a good friend who leads to goodness, staying away from corruption, consenting to destiny. In the Hadith it is stated that via his eternal knowledge, Allow knows who is heavenly and infernal just when he is in his mother's womb. This raises the question of what the role of human beings is, on his own actions. To find answers to these questions, we clarified topics like Allah's eternal knowledge, fate and accident the role of human beings on their own acts. As a result, he is called as said to whom Allah promised heaven for his actions and the other is called as şaki who is thrown in to hell for his actions by Allah as a requirement of his name al-Vaîd. Keywords: Circumcision, Happiness, Unhappiness, Heavenly, The Fire. Quantity of Page :108 Supervisor :Dr. faculty member Arif GEZER

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Ahmet Eriş

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Ahmet Eriş (Master Thesis). Said and shaki in the concepts of sunnah, 2019, Van Yüzüncü Yıl Üniversity.

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