İslami ütopyanın inşası: Ali Şeriati ve Seyit Kutub eserlerinin analizi
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The purpose of this thesis is to present the ideas of the two authors, Sayyid Qutb and Ali Shariati, in order to analyze how they create an Islamic Utopia. The purpose of the Islamic Utopia is to generate activism, dynamism, contentment to set a joyous society and flawless political order. The Islamic Utopia(s) of Qutb and Shariati aims to set an order to create a better political and social system. The major events and concepts are analyzed in the Middle East in order to understand the world they lived in. This is an attempt to understand Qutb and Shariati's incentives to create a better system in their context based on Islamic motives. The elements in the making of the Islamic Utopia are analyzed by looking at the works of Qutb and Shariati. The Islamic order suggested by the Utopians needs to be proven through the various elements. These elements are Islam as a superior system, the history of Islam, the enemies and the activism, jihad and martyrdom.
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Tuğçe Naz Tuğtekin
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Tuğçe Naz Tuğtekin (Master Thesis). İslami ütopyanın inşası: Ali Şeriati ve Seyit Kutub eserlerinin analizi, 2014, Yeditepe University, Tarih Bölümü.
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