The view of the Shafi-Asharis to the Hanafi-mutazilitradition in the fi̇rst period of the Great Saldjuks

The thesis consists of "introduction, three chapters and conclusion". In the introduction part, brief information is given about the method followed while preparing the thesis, the sources used, its purpose and importance, scope and limitations, the conceptual framework, the birth, development, basic principles of Ash'arism and Mu'tazila sects and those who belonged to them during the Great Seljuk period. Afterwards, the political and religious structure of the Great Seljuk State was examined under four headings. In the first title, the establishment of the Great Seljuk State and the process of statehood are mentioned. In the second title, the political panorama in the Tugrul and Alparslan periods is presented. In the third title, the relationship of the Great Seljuk State with other states is discussed. In the fourth title, the general religious situation and sectarian structure of the Great Seljuk State were examined. In the first chapter, the reasons that make up the Mu'tazila perception of the Ash'ari tradition in the Great Seljuk Period are discussed. In the second part, information is given about the socio-political course of the struggle of the A'shari tradition against the Mu'tazila. In the third chapter, the treatment of the Mu'tazila in the works of Ash'ari scholars is given. In the conclusion part, the summary and evaluation of the study were made. Keywords: Asharis, Mu'tazila, Great Seljuks.