The events related to human action according to Abu al-Muin an-Nasafi
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2015
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Selim Özarslan
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The existence of will and power that form the basic of human action has been wondered and also it has been a matter of debate during the history of idea as well as his creation. It has brought to mind that while some of the statements in Koran and Hadith are expressing that human has will and power but the others are expressing that the will and power which human has are determined by the divine power. It is possible to say the same thing as it is mentioned above for the subjects the fate and the destiny,and also for the death and the sustenance. From the point of enlightening the subjects mentioned above, it is an important heritage that the knowledge obtained from the debates about these subjects are a lot. Abu Al-Muin An-Nasafi's share in this heritage is large. So we wanted to research his ideas about human action. We hope that the datas we got contribute to this heritage. Key Words: Action,Will, Fate, Destiny, Death, Sustenance
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Rahim Çetin
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Fırat University
Division of Kalam (Islamic Theology)
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Rahim Çetin (Master Thesis). The events related to human action according to Abu al-Muin an-Nasafi, 2015, Fırat University.
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