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Material and nonmaterial winning oppurtunities according to holy Quran

2022
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Advisor: Dr. Öğr. Üyesi Kadri Ziyaettin Coşan

Abstract (EN)

The main purpose in conduct of the study is to analyze moral and material gain opportunities within the scope of the Koran. Literature review method is used in the study. Main hermeneutics sources were applied within the context of the subject; dictionaries, hadith and fiqh texts, theses and articles were benefited from. Gain is all kinds of moral and material values that one acquired as a result of his/her actions. Underlying Islamic Economics gain, with its derivations, is mentioned in the Koran several times. Gain corresponds to concepts of acquisition, trade, property, commodity, effort, sustenance, wages, salvation, purchase, deed, price, favor, and accumulate. These concepts express one‟s moral and material acquisitions in real terms like committing a sin, acquiring merit, property and so on. There are also negative meaning words related to gain in the Koran. These are disappointment, punishment, invalid, depravement, torment and stinginess. These concepts state one‟s all kinds of losses. Which concepts used to express gain in the Koran, legitimite and illegitimite ways of gain, earthly gain forming the material aspect, aethereal gain forming the moral aspect are discussed in the light of the Koran and it is understood that the real gain is gaining God‟s sake hereafter rather than earthly gain. For this, believing in God, doing a good deed, jihad with property and lives in the way of God are ordered. In this regard, it is possible to construct afterlife by improving earthly life in accordance with Koranic principles. Keywords: Koran, Acquisition, Trade, Sustenance, Favor, Earth, Afterlife, Material Gain, Moral Gain lacaktır.

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Dr. Meral Gedik

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Meral Gedik (Master Thesis). Material and nonmaterial winning oppurtunities according to holy Quran, 2022, Düzce University.

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