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Origin in divine religions

2018
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Ali Rafet Özkan

Abstract (EN)

Fasting is an important worship that shows its presence in religions other than Islam. Fasting is different in the form and function of religions throughout the world. But they are close together in terms of purpose and meaning. Fast; as in the primitive tribes, the woman is in culture and human religions; Judaism based on primitive thorns exists in various forms in religions such as Christianity and Islam. The Jews have accepted that fasting will do nothing, accepting that the oracle is the humiliation of humiliation, as well as fasting in the memory of historical disasters. Christians also practiced as a diehard diet and multiplied the day. Islamic religion has become a disciplined form of worship by making it more functional with the obligatory binding provisions. People believe that orucan has many benefits for both the soul and the body. Fasting is a fundamental method of education and leads to negative tendencies of the self. The purpose of this thesis is to reveal the forms of fasting in divine religions in all its aspects.

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Dr. Hasan Büyükkaya

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Hasan Büyükkaya (Master Thesis). Origin in divine religions, 2018, Kastamonu University.

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