An analysis of the Necâti's Divan of Malatya in terms of religious element's
2021
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Danışman: Doç. Dr. M. Korkut Çeçen
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In this study titled "An Analysis of the Necâti's Divan(Collected Poems)of Malatya in terms of Religious Elements", the religious elements in the Divan of Necâti from Malatya, one of the 19th century poets, were emphasized. The religious elements in the divan were identified; and it was examined in two parts, "The Concepts Related to Belief and Kalām" and "The Concepts Related to Worship and Religious Practices". In the first part, religious concepts, Allah and the words corresponding to Allah, the parables of the Prophet, quotations of verses and hadiths and religious figures were discussed, while in the second part, worship such as prayer, fasting, pilgrimage and zakat are discussed. According to the use of these elements, it was revealed on which subjects the poet wrote poems. Keywords: MalatyalıNecâtî's Divan, Religious Elements, Faith and Theological Concepts, Worship, Deeds.
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Dr. Sümeyra Çoban
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Sümeyra Çoban (Master Thesis). An analysis of the Necâti's Divan of Malatya in terms of religious element's, 2021, İnönü University.
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