El kahhar isminin fazileti

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El kahhar isminin fazileti

From an anthropological perspective, this literary foundation is interesting insofar as it is used by practitioners themselves and lets us ask how people relate to it. But what does it mean in the year to be a Sufi in Afghanistan which is where my research is situated and therefore the basis of exploration for this paper? How do people use and teach Sufi poetry classics and claim space for this interpretation of Islam? In Afghanistan, urbani Sufism is intertwined with Sufi poetry of various ethnicities as well as the corpus of Persian and Pashto literary heritage. The diverse Sufi faith-scape expresses itself in formal gatherings at traditional Sufi lodges khanaqas , new religious foundations, and informal gatherings at private venues, as well as in the oral knowledge that specialized practitioners and everyday Afghans carry and disseminate. To understand the connection of Sufi thought to everyday Afghan life, which extends from everyday exchanges between non-Sufi affiliated Afghans, to specialized Sufi teaching in pir-murid relationships as well as higher literary spheres, it is necessary to understand the place of Sufi poetry in Afghan education, in its place in Afghan oral traditions and the changes these spheres of learning and communication have experienced. Both books were written in Persian. Nazif Shahrani reports in the s that copies of these written texts, that had first existed in hand-written form and since the nineteenth and early twentieth century in lithograph and printed editions, were produced in Lahore, Peshawar, Bukhara and other Central Asian cities and made available by itinerant traders and professional book pedlars. But the memorization of these texts was not the only path poetry took to enter the everyday lives of people and shape their interpretative framework. Certain poets were also popularized through the development of new media technologies.

This work, along with the historical information it provides, should also give great joy to historians as well as anyone who is interested in reading history.

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El kahhar isminin fazileti

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Lahore: Sh. It is the internal condition of oneself which is not tied to anything except to God alone, or in other words, it is a preparation of oneself to accept with all heart and soul to be either poor or rich, and that condition will never shift him from God. Roman Leimeier, Islamic Reform, p. These are not new trend of anti-Wahhabi study. Egerolursa mi 'J Really? It is part and parcel of everyday life in Afghan communities and part of a body of resources that practitioners can draw upon in their production and reproduction of action and judgement, in meaning-making, ethical decisions and in evaluating Islamic claims. And this term is commonly used in Urdu literary history. This dialogue suggests that love for the master includes love for God, so love for the master will connect one to a love for God. Need an account? However, saints should interpret the inner meaning of this divine message as a duty of their sainthood [Hirtenstein 67]. On his life account, struggle with Sufi brotherhoods and influence in the religious and political arena in Nothern Nigeria see: Roman Loimeier, Islamic Reform, pp. Ne mutlu ona. Oxford Handbooks Online, March

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The Wahabi Movement in India. Demir, Necati. C Their lessons, studies Onlann dersleri u"J 3. İsaak Newton. In the following I am providing a short outline of this evolution. That shield sipar of God i. IV, pp. Those familiar with the work of Emile Durkheim, one of the founders of the discipline of sociology in France, will find this approach familiar. The work is written in a very neat nesih and embellished with several miniatures. The preachers were to recite them for three times ev- eryday after morning prayers and offer the resulting good deed respectively to the Prophet, his immediate family, all Muslims and finally the donor. Despite the fact that he could not deny the literary theft spotted by opponents,24 he simultaneously and somehow ironically held that this should not be understood as plagiarism. Elsewhere he explicitly admits that daylight communications of the supreme master with the Prophet were no more valuable than dream visions or encounters occurred in an ecstatic state. From an anthropological perspective, this literary foundation is interesting insofar as it is used by practitioners themselves and lets us ask how people relate to it.