Worship, prophet and woman in the culture of revelation

The phenomenon of revelation, which is defined as the transmission of divine messages by Almighty Allah to human beings, has an important place in monotheistic religions. In these religions, revelation shapes the conception of God and the understanding of religion, as it is the means by which God communicates with man. Revelation, which is built on the foundation of prophethood, has made important contributions to the individual and society with its teaching, changing and transforming qualities in many issues, especially faith and worship. Therefore, the doctrine of revelation has been curious about its nature from past to present and researches have been made on it. This study consists of two parts as a comparative study in the context of prophet, worship and women in the culture of revelation. In the first chapter, how the concept of revelation is understood in divine religions (Judaism, Christianity, Islam) is investigated. The concept of revelation has been evaluated on the basis of the holy books of divine religions and the belief in god, which is the source of revelation, has been referred to. The Almighty Creator conveyed his orders and prohibitions to people by revelation and gave them information that would provide happiness in this world and in the hereafter. Understanding revelation is therefore the first step towards understanding the basic principles of religion. In the second part, the subjects of the prophet, worship and women were discussed and how these subjects were understood in divine religions was mentioned. While talking about these subjects, the issues mentioned at the end of each subject were compared within the scope of divine religions by making use of various sources, based on the holy books of divine religions.