The Introduction of Duty Ethics to Turkish Thought and Baha Tevfik's Writings on Kant

Name: The Introduction of Duty Ethics to Turkish Thought and Baha Tevfik's Writings on Kant
Author: Mustafa Bas

Title	The Introduction of Duty Ethics to Turkish Thought and Baha Tevfik's Writings on Kant
Author	Mustafa Bas
Subject	Islam
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Royal Danish Library
Library Asset ID	ISSN: 1301-966X, EISSN: 2602-2435
Record ID	cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_4f70a646c2714207b4b0082b4ce0dbe7
Library Location	DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes	Islam has coexisted with different religious beliefs since its early period, and has maintained this as a cultural richness for generations. Hz. Non-Muslims, who were given the status of "dhimmi" starting from the time of the Prophet, freely practiced their beliefs and preserved their social and cultural values. Thanks to the broad tolerance of Islam, talented non-Muslims took on active roles in palaces and translation centers. Religious debates took place both in the Umayyad and Abbasid states, and in later periods between Christian and Jewish clergy and Muslim clergy, and these debates continued for days, sometimes in the presence of state officials and sometimes in public. In these discussions, the parties tried to defend that their religion was true and real. The best examples of this tolerance in Islam have been exhibited in Andalusia for centuries. The acceptance of Islam by the Turks and their settlement in Anatolia provided the Eastern Churches, which were under Byzantine pressure, with breathing room. Especially during the Ottoman Empire, this tolerance reached its highest level, communities implemented their own legal rules and continued their existence as a state within the state. The lack of pressure on beliefs in the conquered regions enabled different beliefs to continue their existence, which facilitated the entry into Islam and the Islamization of the regions. Even though people have different beliefs, neighborly relations and the phenomenon of sharing common values have created unity in the defense of the lands where they live. As a result, Islam has continued its existence as a system that holds different cultures together and keeps them alive within their own values from the time it became a state until today.
Görüntüle	Dini araştırmalar, 2015-11, Vol.14 (38), p.41-58

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The Introduction of Duty Ethics to Turkish Thought and Baha Tevfik's Writings on Kant

Author Mustafa Bas

Subject Islam

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Royal Danish Library

Library Asset ID ISSN: 1301-966X, EISSN: 2602-2435

Record ID cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_4f70a646c2714207b4b0082b4ce0dbe7

Library Location DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals

Notes Islam has coexisted with different religious beliefs since its early period, and has maintained this as a cultural richness for generations. Hz. Non-Muslims, who were given the status of "dhimmi" starting from the time of the Prophet, freely practiced their beliefs and preserved their social and cultural values. Thanks to the broad tolerance of Islam, talented non-Muslims took on active roles in palaces and translation centers. Religious debates took place both in the Umayyad and Abbasid states, and in later periods between Christian and Jewish clergy and Muslim clergy, and these debates continued for days, sometimes in the presence of state officials and sometimes in public. In these discussions, the parties tried to defend that their religion was true and real. The best examples of this tolerance in Islam have been exhibited in Andalusia for centuries. The acceptance of Islam by the Turks and their settlement in Anatolia provided the Eastern Churches, which were under Byzantine pressure, with breathing room. Especially during the Ottoman Empire, this tolerance reached its highest level, communities implemented their own legal rules and continued their existence as a state within the state. The lack of pressure on beliefs in the conquered regions enabled different beliefs to continue their existence, which facilitated the entry into Islam and the Islamization of the regions. Even though people have different beliefs, neighborly relations and the phenomenon of sharing common values have created unity in the defense of the lands where they live. As a result, Islam has continued its existence as a system that holds different cultures together and keeps them alive within their own values from the time it became a state until today.

Görüntüle Dini araştırmalar, 2015-11, Vol.14 (38), p.41-58