Parent & son relationship in the Holy Qur'an and its evaluation in pedagogical perspective
2023
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Ali Binol
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The Qur'an, our life guide, is also our biggest source of support in the journey of parenthood. Being a parent imposes heavy responsibilities on people. It is in the hands of parents to a certain extent to transform this difficult role into mercy. The narratives about the prophets and their children in the Qur'an and their attitudes and behaviors are considered the main source for us on this journey. As long as progress is made in the context of the Prophet's practices and verses, it is possible to raise a more decent youth and an exemplary generation. The parent-child relationship, which is the main theme of our thesis, has been defined primarily within the framework of the basic concepts of the family. Afterwards, this subject was discussed in the context of prophets and their children, and evaluated together with pedagogical definitions and concluded.
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Hadicetül Kübra Gülderen
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Hadicetül Kübra Gülderen (Master Thesis). Parent & son relationship in the Holy Qur'an and its evaluation in pedagogical perspective, 2023, Yozgat Bozok University.
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