Judaism and Jews according to Said Nursi

The aim of the study is to reveal Said Nursi, one of the late Ottoman scholars, about other religions, and especially Judaism and Jews. In the first part of the three-part work, information about Said Nursi's life, personalities and works was given. In the second part, after the general ideas about the concept of religion have been determined, his thoughts on the religions which he has mentioned in his works have been conveyed to Zoroastrianism, Mandeanism, Brahmanism (Hinduism), Vesenism and paganism and Christianity. He often compares Islam and other religions. The third chapter, which constitutes the main topic of the study, focuses on the history and beliefs of the religion of Judaism according to the contemporary History of Religions about Judaism. Then, after briefly touching upon the thoughts of the Islamic scholars about Judaism, Said Nursi moved on to the topics on Judaism. He refers to Judaism as a religion and members of this religion in the context of certain Qur'anic verses. Most of the verses he has interpreted reveal that they are in original identifications. Other topics are It is in the context of the Hz. Prophet's good news in other holy books and the subject of Israiliyyat. Some of the important things that Jews are talking about are the evaluation of some verses and hadiths about Jews, Jewish characters, the Palestinian question, answering some questions about Jewish and other non-Muslims, Jewish-Muslim comparisons in terms of religion change and finally the Dajjal, Freemasonry and their names. Said Nursi, who has often expressions of relevance in the related issues, has the idea that he has his own unique ideas, as he has seen many times at the same time. Keywords: Bediuzzaman, Said Nursi, Risala-i Nur, Islam, other religions, Judaism, Jews, holy books