Wehn hadith and worldliness
2020
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Harun Reşit Demirel
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The Prophet Muhammad (as) had given various informations about the future of his ummah (community). These informations are in the Hadith books under title of 'melahim' and 'fitan'. In this study we examined a narrative which is known as 'Wehn Hadith' or 'Kas Hadith' that narrated in title of 'zuhd' or 'melahim'. We extracted the chain of transmission of this hadith from our reliable hadith books by starting from the first reliable source which includes this hadith to the last one and we made a schema by using these chain of transmissions. In the first chapter, we interpreted the chain of transmissions of 'wehn hadith' and we criticised text of this hadith. On the second chapter, we dwelled on the message of 'wehn hadith' and relationships between 'wehn hadith' and problem of worldliness. We put forth difference between the concept of secularism and worldliness. We finished our study by conveying the warnings in Islam about worldliness which occurred in Christianity and Judaism.
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Üsame Yıldırım
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Üsame Yıldırım (Master Thesis). Wehn hadith and worldliness, 2020, Aksaray University.
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