The interpretation of tashir in tafsir literature within the context of the human-cosmos relationship

Allah Almighty states in the Quran that He has placed all beings in the sky and on earth at the service of man. Tashir, which means "to render to service, to make subservient, to make available for use, to make subject", is an important concept that emphasizes the position of man in the universe and the responsibilities assigned to him. The beings that are subjected to man are mentioned in the Quran. These beings are; sun-moon, day-night, stars, clouds, flying birds, seas-rivers-ships, animals and plants. In addition, Allah Almighty mentions in the Surahs of Anbiya and Sad that He has made some beings subservient to Hz. David and Hz. Solomon. These beings are mountains and birds for Hz. David, and wind, devils and jinn for Hz. Solomon. The verses of Tashir in the Holy Quran contain the building blocks that will shape the relationship between man and the universe. Because when a person thinks that all beings on earth and in the sky have been made subject to him, he is convinced that there is a great creator who created all these valuable beings with wisdom and plan and that everything has been entrusted to him for an important purpose. While a person is in a privileged and distinguished position with Tashir, he also has to be a conscious person who is aware of his duties and responsibilities.