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"Suriye savaşının çocuklar üzerindeki sosyal etkileri ve sünnet ışığında tedavisidir"

2019
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Nurullah Peker

Abstract (EN)

This study title is:Effects of the war on the Syrian child and treatment in the light of the Sunnah contains introduction and preface, two chapters and conclusion. I followed the most important social effects caused by the Syrian war, and looked whether such effects occurred in the Prophet's era and I traced the Prophet's Hadiths to find solutions to these disasters and calamities, So I devised from the Prophet's hadeeths (Peace be upon him) instructions and guidance contribute to solving these problems and mitigate the impact on children I deducted the most important social effects of the war, these effects were interrelated and successive, the beginning of childhood torture, followed by a siege that caused famine, followed by genocide caused forced displacement, and demographic change, and resort to neighboring countries, and differentiate between the elements of the family, In addition to the increasing number of orphans in Syrian society, as well as serious ignorance. Preface: I explained the Prophet's interest in every stage of childhood, and I defined the most important definitions Chapter I:I talked about the Syrian war, and I talked about their causes, its direct impact on Syrian children Then, I defined the social effects resulting from them, and their impact on children Chapter II:I looked at the occurrence of such effects in the Prophet's era and searched for the commandments of the Prophet that dealt with these effects and I extracted Prophetic guidance to mitigate the impact of these calamities, disasters and calamities. . Keywords: effects, war, torture, genocide, forced displacement, migration

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Dr. Şarif Joukar

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Şarif Joukar (Master Thesis). "Suriye savaşının çocuklar üzerindeki sosyal etkileri ve sünnet ışığında tedavisidir", 2019, Yalova University.

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