Children's games and entertainment tools in the first period Islamic history
2023
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Fahri Sakal
Abstract (EN)
Our thesis on"Children's Games and Entertainment Tools in the Early Islamic History"It covers children's games and entertainment tools in the historical process from the time of the Hz. Prophet (sav) to the Umayyads and Abbâsîds.The aim of our study is to remind the children's games of the Hz. Prophet's period, to determine their applicability in today's conditions and to ensure that children take part in the game world. Another aim of ours is to evaluate the view of Islam on children's games in the example of the Prophet. According to the results obtained from our research, it has been determined that although children's games and entertainment tools played in the first years of Islam have survived until today, there is not enough environment for many games and these games remain in the background due to children's television and internet addiction.Some suggestions have been presented to reintroduce these games to the world of children.
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Dr. Semiha Atmaca
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Semiha Atmaca (Master Thesis). Children's games and entertainment tools in the first period Islamic history, 2023, Ondokuz Mayıs University.
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