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Analysis of the expressions used for the prophets in the Qur'an

2018
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Mehmet Yolcu

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ANALYSİS OF THE EXPRESSIONS USED FOR THE PROPHETS IN THE QUR'AN The concept/term of "prophecy" has become one of the basic principles of faith in Islamic religion. Allah attributed value to the Prophets and qualified them with certain titles, adjectives and names. In this work, We aimed to give some information about some of the concepts related to Prophethood of Islam, the last and most perfect religion which the Almighty Allah sent with Hz. Muhammad (pbuh). We also aimed at giving information to the reader in the light of the commentators' opinions about these expressions used in the Qur'an for the Prophets, conveying them in a correct and understandable way and knowing what the reader described as the Prophet. Our study consists; an entry, two main sections and the result. In the first chapter, which called "Prophecy", informed about the concept of Prophethood, and summarized that need to be known about prophethood. Moreover, expressions are contextualised meaning "descendants/ancestry" in the Qur'an, were attributed to the Prophets. In the second chapter entitled "Expressions Used in the Qur'an for the Prophets", specific and general understandable concepts used for the Prophets are explained. In addition, the general descriptions obtained were compared with the general and specific expressions used after disclosing the results. From the analysis of the information obtained from documentary technique and Tafsir sources, in some places it has been benefited from giving the reason of the verse reason, reinforcing the obtained data with the hadiths, lügat books and other sciences. In the conclusion section, the entire study is summarized. Key Words: Messenger, Nabi, Qur'an, Concept.

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Dr. Ahmet Taşdoğan

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Ahmet Taşdoğan (Master Thesis). Analysis of the expressions used for the prophets in the Qur'an, 2018, İnönü University.

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