Abstract:

In Arab literature, the "sacry" character of the noble works that come to us as a collection of story, subject, subjective poetry, morality and adaptation, typically characterizes the unpleasant personalities that are a human case. From this point of view, the anecdotes of the characters in the classics and their sources have gained a time-over-the-art benefit. Many academic studies have been conducted on the characteristics of these types. In this article, the characteristics of the remains, which are disappointed as an unpleasant type in the classical Arab literature sources, are compared to the unpleasant behaviors that are retained in today’s Turkish society. Considering that the creation is largely human and therefore a universal dimension, we have studied how the mysterious attitudes described in these works reflect in our own culture. The purpose of this study is not to identify the sculptural types in the surroundings, based on the Arab literature sources, but to try to take advantage of this character painted in order not to fall into sculptural conditions with cold behaviors. The introduction discussed the assumption why the sacral type is a common problem of mankind and a so much customer truth. After that, it was compared with how the sakil type was described in the sources and how the behavior caused frequency in today's Turkish society.

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