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Kur’an’dan Özgürlüğe, Hiçlikten Medeniyete
2020
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Kader
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İlahi bir kitap olan Kur’an-ı Kerim Müslümanlar için bilginin kaynağı olması ve Allah hakkında “konuşabilmenin” çerçevesini çizmesi hem de ahlakî olanın tespitine olanak sağlaması açısından otoritesi tartışılmaz bir kaynaktır. Kur’an otoritesini hem Allah’tan hem de metin içi tutarlılıktan almaktadır. Makalede başta tevhit olmak üzere, özgürlük, yaratılış, akıl, hikmet, cehd, emanet gibi değerlerin sırf aklî-felsefî gerekçelendirilmesi üzerinde duruldu. Aynı zamanda başlı başına büyük önem taşıyan bu kavramların Kelamullah’taki kuramsal içkinliğiyle ve Rasulullah’ın örnekliğiyle dış dünyada etkinliğinin görülür olması irdelendi. Dünyada kesin bir determinizm/cebir, ahlaki nihilizm ve Yaratıcı ile beraber başka ve ‘ezel’e kadar dayandırılan materyalistik görüşler insanlar için seçme ve özelde din seçme özgürlüğünü askıya alan bir dünya görüşü ortaya çıkardığının altı çizildi. Mu’tezilîlerin bu konuda haklı olarak savunduğu gibi, bir vakıaya değer biçilebilmesi için en temel şart onun özgürlük ortamında gerçekleşmesidir. Makale, sırf aklî olarak ve Kelam disiplini içindeki akılcılıkla da ulaşılabilecek bazı değerlerin varlığına dikkat çekerek Kelam Özgürlük Teorisi adını verdiğimiz kurama ulaşmanın yolunu belirginleştiriyor. En sonunda, zorlama ve ayrımcılık olmaksızın, çok kültürlü bir dünyanın hepimiz için bir yuva olabileceğinin yolunu aydınlatıyor. Çoğulcu, özgürlükçü eğitim süreçleri başta olmak üzere, samimî niyetle gayesine ulaşması beklenen eylemler ve eylemlerin olası sonuçlarını gözeten aklîlik ‘tek değerli dünya’ ve nihilizme olanak bırakmamaktadır. Dinî, aklî ve ahlakî değerlerini yitiren toplumlar için Kur’an’ın kaos uyarısı belirgindir.

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From the Qur’an to freedom, from no civilization to civilization
2020
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Kader
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The Qur’an, a divine book, is a source whose authority is indisputable in terms of being a source of knowledge for Muslims and setting the framework of “speaking” about God and also allowing for the determination of what is moral. The authority of the Qur’an derives from both God Himself and the intra-textual consistency. Reasonal and philosophical justification of such values as freedom, creation, reason, wisdom, endeavor, reliability, and unity of God have been dwelled upon in the present article. At the same time, the visible effects of the aforementioned concepts, which are of great significance in themselves, in the external world, have been examined with their notional immanence and with the exemplarity of the Prophet. It is emphasized that absolute determinism, moral nihilism, and other materialistic views that accept the eternal existence of matter with the Creator lead to a worldview that suspends the freedom of choice and, in particular, the freedom of choosing a religion for humans. As Mu'tazilah rightly argued in this regard, the essential condition of attaching value to an occurrence is that it must take place in an environment of freedom. The present article signalizes the way to the theory, which we have named as Kalam’s Theory of Freedom, by drawing attention to the existence of some values that can also be reached through sole reason and rationalism intrinsic to the pen discipline. Ultimately, it illuminates the path where the multicultural world can be a home for all of us without coertion and discrimination. Actions expected to their purposes and rationalism considering the possible outcomes of actions, especially pluralist and libertarian education processes, do not allow for 'a single-valued world' and nihilism. The Qur’an’s warning about chaos is explicit for societies losing their religious, rational, and moral values.

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From The Qur`an To Freedom, From Naught To Civilization
2020
Journal:  
Kader
Author:  
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The Qur’an, a divine book, is a source whose authority is indisputable in terms of being a source of knowledge for Muslims and setting the framework of “speaking” about God and also allowing for the determination of what is moral. The Qur’an’s authority derives from both God Himself and the intra-textual consistency. Reasonal and philosophical justification of such values as freedom, creation, reason, wisdom, endeavor, reliability, and particularly unity of God have been dwelled upon in the present article. At the same time, the visible effects of the aforementioned concepts, which are of great significance in themselves, in the external world, have been examined with their notional immanence and with the exemplarity of the Prophet. It is emphasized that absolute determinism, moral nihilism, and other materialistic views that accept the eternal existence of matter with the Creator lead to a worldview that suspends the freedom of choice and, in particular, the freedom of choosing a religion for humans. As Mu‘tazilah rightly argued in this regard, the essential condition of attaching value to an occurrence is that it must take place in an environment of freedom. The present article signalizes the way to achieve the theory, which we have named as Kalam’s Theory of Freedom, by drawing attention to the existence of some values that can also be reached through sole reason and rationalism intrinsic to the kalam discipline. Ultimately, it illuminates the path where the multicultural world can be a home for all of us without coercion and discrimination. Actions expected to attain their purposes and rationalism considering the possible outcomes of actions, especially pluralist and libertarian education processes, do not allow for ‘a single-valued world’ and nihilism. Qur’an’s warning about chaos is explicit for societies losing their religious, rational, and moral values.

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