The origins of divine love and Yunus Emre's divine love

The aim of this research is to examine the relationship between the term love, the creator and the created, with a philosophical point of view, and present it to the world of knowledge and experience. In this context, our starting point is based on a sacred hadith narration. According to the sacred hadith in question, Almighty Allah said: "I was a hidden treasure; I wanted to be known and I created the creature. Then I introduced myself to them; they also recognized Me." There is a state of desire itself here. The room is the desire of the Almighty Allah to be known. As a matter of fact, as a result of this desire, existence took place and the world emerged directly from Allah. The created world is like a mirror for Him and He sees himself in this mirror. Almighty God, who sees himself in his creations, admired the beauty in the creation here and loved it. This is first love. This love is God's love to love both himself and his creations and directly. That is the beauty of creation. This is the most extreme dimension of love, a Divine love. Existence is within the framework of Divine Love, that is directly, a grace of God's love to the creatures. For this reason, the created are either directly love or carry the breezes of love. Here, our aim is to try to make sense of this love within the framework of existence. As a matter of fact, everything that exists is only from Him, the source of love, and everything that exists is in Him.