The heart concept in tafsir'ul Mazhari
2023
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Abstract (EN)
Allah has mentioned the concept of "heart" in 132 places in the Qur'an. The heart is also explained in the verses with concepts such as sadr, fuad, lubb and nafs. In the verses where the concept of the heart is used directly, the positive and negative qualities of the heart, the direction of the heart to Allah, and the direction of Allah to the heart are explained. These functions that the heart is loaded with show that this piece of meat in our body is a center. The importance of human life in our heart, which is the center; It is explained in the verses that only the heart is the organ that does the thinking, reasoning and feeling. Allah has indicated the importance of hearts in the verses and at the end of this, He asks the servants to come to Him with a sound heart. He stated that while doing this, the servant should ask Allah for help. Because the heart will be able to accommodate the functions it has loaded, both positively and negatively.
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Dr. Şerife Yerlikaya
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Şerife Yerlikaya (Master Thesis). The heart concept in tafsir'ul Mazhari, 2023, Bolu Abant Izzet Baysal University.
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