Kral Tanrı Allah'ın Krallığı

Allah, mentioned both in the Quran and in the narrations, aside from being likened to a king, is everything; its name, reputation, titles, attributes, characteristics, different characteristics, kingdom, capital, house (palace), throne, vineyards, gardens, private gardens, food warehouses, water cisterns, archive warehouses, dungeons; his servants, his servants, his workers, his servants, his servants, his clerks, his 'Supreme Council, his ambassadors, his messengers, his messengers, his law enforcement officers, his soldiers/armies, his spies, his subjects; "He is introduced as a king from head to toe with his taxes, judiciary, customs/laws, edicts, decrees of justice, ceremonies...

Halil Hacımüftüoğlu points out that the concept and design of the "Kingdom of God" is not specific to the Judeo-Christian tradition, but can also be traced in Islam. He makes a comprehensive analysis of the monarchical building design revealed in the original and authentic sources of Islam. This meticulous study is important because it attempts to establish a common hermeneutic basis between Islamic exegesis and modern hermeneutics. A work that reunites Islamic theology with social sciences, social theory and philosophy.



Number of Pages: 280

Year of Printing: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Yayincilik

Number of Pages: 280

First Edition Year: 2011

Language: Turkish