Author
Çetin,Maksut,Karan,Cuma
Publication Place
Lifelong Learning and Communication Association -
Lifelong Learning and Communication Association
Subject
Apotheosis, Christianity, Genealogy, Heredity
Type
Book
Language
ara,tur
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
Leitir Library
Library Asset ID
EISSN: 2822-2792
Record ID
cdi_doaj_primary_oai_doaj_org_article_fb9c5e18841643c4a71093fc220e63ff
Library Location
DOAJ Directory of Open Access Journals
Notes
Risale-i Nur is a collection of books written by Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, one of the late Islamic scholars. Hz. Jesus is one of the prophets sent by Allah Almighty for the guidance of humanity. Like his birth, the issue of death is one of the main topics of discussion in divine religions. According to Islam, Hz. Although the birth of Jesus was a miraculous event that took place by God, without a father, with a soul breathed into his mother, his death is a matter of significant debate among scholars. According to some, Hz. Jesus is a prophet who lived and died like a normal person. According to others, he (a.s.) did not die but was elevated to the presence of Allah. Therefore, He will descend to earth again in the end times, remove the injustice and lawlessness that prevail in the world, establish justice, and then die like a normal person. Said Nursi, in his Risale-i Nur collection, Hz. Muhammad, which is a subject of historical debate. He is someone who has dealt with the issue of Jesus from different dimensions. He was first of all Hz. He focused on the miraculous birth of Jesus and his miracles, and then discussed the reason and mistake of his deification. Later Hz. He examined issues such as the fact that Jesus did not die, that he would be born again in the end times, that he would perform important functions as one of the Islamic ummah rather than a new prophet, and that he would leave the world with a natural death. Finally, Hz. He explained the reasons for the change in Christianity by comparing the basic beliefs and principles of life of the religion of Christianity and Islam in connection with the rebirth of Jesus.
Detaylı Başlık
Risale-i Nur’da ‘Nüzul-i İsa’ ve Hristiyanlık