The history of Zamzam
2022
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Danışman: Prof. Dr. İsmail Ceran
Özet (EN)
In this research, the history of zamzam will be examined. The aim of the research is to deal with the subject, which is thought to have not been adequately studied, both individually and academically, from a scientific point of view. The process of the emergence of zamzam is explained in detail in Islâmic works as well as in the Bible. With the emergence of Zamzam water, the city of Mecca came to life again, and this water was seen from the clear signs and proofs of Allah. The existence of the zamzam, its source, and the fact that it is in a constantly clean flowing state have been accepted as a miracle. In the most sacred place, It was taken out to quench Hz. Ismail's thirst. There are many narrations about zamzam water and its virtues. It is a unique and privileged water among all waters. Since the first days of Islam, there has been a general acceptance that zamzam is a fertile and qualified water. In the narrations from the Companions and Salaf, scholars are in agreement that Zamzam water is the most beneficial and virtuous water. Our study includes how the zamzam emerged, how it disappeared and then found again, the importance of zamzam before and after Islam, briefly the history of zamzam.
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Dr. Mustafa Oğuz
Kurum
Bu Yayına Nasıl Atıf Yapılır
Mustafa Oğuz (Master Thesis). The history of Zamzam, 2022, Bolu Abant İzzet Baysal University.
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