Great Islamic Scholar - Merve Publications-1421

Great Islamic Scholar - Merve Publications

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Preface

It is a duty for Muslims to have knowledge of everything. Information about religion holds the most important place by taking the name ilmihal (information required according to everyone's situation). It is a debt that every Muslim has sufficient knowledge of the Religion of Islam to which he is affiliated. With the information he has acquired, he will have fulfilled his religious duties.
In fact, no one can stay away from religion and knowledge of religion, which is in the spiritual spirit of all mankind. From a long time ago, whether primitive or spiritual societies, none of them were able to get out of adhering to a religion.
The true happiness and happiness of men is revealed through a divine religion. The souls and consciences of those who are prudent are freed from restlessness by such a religion. The high purpose of the creation of mankind is only achieved by embracing such a divine religion.
If so, how can a person with a awake soul, a clean conscience, stay away from such a true religion? How can a person who wants to protect his own self, future and happiness be unaware of the sense of learning and practicing that such a great religion is in need of beliefs, cleanliness, worship, law and haram, morality.
How can one be inattentive because of the desire to learn some information about the life, rise, spread, and glorious history of civilization of that blessed religion?
There is no doubt that vigilant individuals and societies that do not lose their seles have heard of this need in their souls. They deemed it necessary to search for religious artifacts, to find them and to read them.
Numerous religious works have been written by religious scholars every century due to the incliation and spiritual needs of the people in their creation. However, it is also very necessary to show an innovation in such works according to the situation and ability of each era and neighborhood, to write religious issues in a way that everyone can understand in a way that does not change meanings and spirits, and to reveal some of their wisdom and benefits in plain language.
The provisions covered by Islam are divided into four parts in principle:
1-Provisions of the faith,
2-Provisions of worship and deeds,
3- Provisions of what is forbidden, and of the holy and the holy,
4-Moral provisions.
As well as writing very large and valuable books on these four parts of the provisions, the books that are easy to understand in summary are overwritten and noted. The truth is that each of these four parts has a book written on them separately; however, the books that put these four parts together remained in the minority.
We can't really stay away from detailed works. However, not everyone can afford to read such extensive works and choose and separate the necessary issues from them. Their duties and time are not conducive to this. Very short works are not enough to meet the need, they cannot meet the purpose. Moreover, if the expression of these works is heavy, it becomes very difficult to obtain the desired information.
Many people have asked me to write a book of "Knowledge" that can adequately meet the religious needs of our brothers and sisters of religion, which is devoted to various tasks and services. So I made it my duty to write a rather large book of "Knowledge", which consisted of ten books on the faith, cleanliness, worship, devotion and rationing (what is beautiful), the provisions of morality, and the lives of some great prophets and the history of Islam. I began to fulfill this task by asking god almighty for help. I've applied to our most reliable, precious religious books. Try to prepare the prayers longer and I'm not. I called this work "The Great Islamic Scholar", which was created and noted with the help and blessing of almighty God, who was abundant in offerings and blessings.
If this work serves to benefit my brothers and sisters, I consider myself fortunate to have won their good prayers. It would not be a great reward for a helpless writer who wants to gain the consent of His Holiness Hak Tealâ alone with all his writings and works. Success is from the almighty God...

Omer Nasuhî BILMEN of Erzurum from Fatih Dersam
Present

I worked in the entourage of our late teacher Omer Nasuhi Bilin for about six years during the time of the Istanbul Mufti before retiring from his post as Head of Religious Affairs. I commence the Almighty God for having the honor of getting to know his knowledge and virtue and his moral superiority.
His works have not fallen out of the hands of readers for years, and because of the high level of his knowledge and virtue, there seems to be no one among Muslims who do not know him. Every work he leaves is a reliable, very valuable book based on the belief of the people of circumcision. A hadith-i-sharif said, "One of the alms that flows after death is a knowledge that is taken advantage of." In this respect, our deceased teacher has achieved this great spiritual reward with many of his works. May God bless us with such speed and note, which is in accordance with his consent.
The language in the era when our Reverend Teacher was raised was gaining value mostly in terms of the multiplicity of Ottoman idioms. Under the influence of this, the expression in his works was not facilitated in a way that today's generation can understand, so the simplification of his work "The Great Islamic Science" as much as it could, without actually making any changes, was requested from me by the officials of The Press and Publishing House.
Accepting such a work was a duty that should be fulfilled in terms of providing convenience to readers as well as an honor for me.
I tried to simplify it by sticking to the text and meaning as much as I could and translate it into a language that is easily understood by today's generations.
I ask His Holiness Vacip Tealâ to provide spiritual benefits to Muslims and conveniences to those who read them, and I pray that my imperfections are forgiven.

A. Fikri YAVUZ

Contents
Prologue 15
Introduction 17
FIRST BOOK
PUSHBOOK
Principles of True Religion and Major Religions 19
Qualities and Benefits of a True Religion 20
Generality and Happy Results of Islamic Religion 21
Nature of Faith and Islam 22
Terms of Islam with Faith 22
Faith in Almighty God and His Adjectives 23
Faith in Prophets 31
Need for Prophets 34
Faith in Celestial Books 35
The Need for Celestial Books 37
How the Qur'an Is a Divine Book 37
Facts carried by the Qur'an 38
Faith in Angels 40
Wisdom in the Presence of Angels 41
Faith in the Hereafter 42
Apocalypse and Beginning Signs 42
Wisdom in the Presence of the Hereafter 44
Accident and Faith in Destiny 45
Imams of Ehl-i Sunnah in Iman 47
SECOND BOOK
BONDING (CLEANING) BOOK
From: Our Disciples 49
Worship in Islam, Taharets 55
Some Religious Idioms 56
Parts of The Waters 62
Types and Provisions of Absolute Waters 63
Provisions of Comparative Waters 64
Provisions on Water Resids 65
Provisions on Wells 66
Things Considered Clean in Terms of Religion 69
Things That Are Not Considered Clean in Terms of Religion 71
Heavy scum: 72
Lightweight Scum 72
Provisions of Things That Are Not Clean 73
Cleaning Paths 73
1) Cleaning by Washing with Water 74
2) Cleaning with Water Decoction 75
3) Cleaning by Way of Putting it in The Fire 76
4) Cleaning by Way of Erase 76
5) Cleaning by Scraping and Rubbing 76
6) Drying and Laying Soil Cleaning 77
7) Cleaning by Water Flow or Loss 77
8) State Change (Disposal) By Way of Cleaning 'll
9) Cleaning by Some Behavior 78
10) Cleaning by Throating and Tanning 78
11)Employment (large ablution cleaning) and Isbra (small ablution)
cleaning) Cleaning by way 79
Some Issues Of People with Disability 80
Apology Provision 80
Women's Halls 82
Issues Related to Remembrance 82
Matters of The State of Nifas 85
Provisions of The States of Remembrance and Nifas 86
Matters of State of Employment 88
Nature of Ablution 89
Abdestin Assumptions 89
Abdestin Circumcision 90
Ablutions 93
Ablution Prayers 94
Ablution Types in Terms of Qualification 96
Things That Don't Interfere With The Health of The Ablution 96
MeshIng on Ecstasy 97
Conditions in Meshin Cevazi 97
Mesh Period 98
Mesh on Bandage 99
Meshi Disrupting Things 100
Things That Spoil the Ablution 100
Things That Don't Break The Ablution 102
Gusul and Guslu Halls 104
Guslün Assumptions 106
Guslün Circumcision 107
Guslün Qualifications 109
What Is Forbidden or Forbidden to Those Who Are Obliged to Go 110
Nature and Assumptions of Teyemmm 111
Making Teyemmum for Circumcision 111
Terms of Teyemmm 112
Some Situations That Make Teyemmm Fair and Do Not Make It 114
Teyemmm Bozan Haller 116
THIRD BOOK
PRAYER BOOK
Importance and Virtue of Prayer 119
Some Phrases Related to Prayer 121
Types and Recitations of Prayers 122
Assumptions, Conditions, Runes of Prayers 123
Hadesten and Necasetten Taharet 124
Setr-i Avret (Covering Shameful Places) 124
Heading to the Qibla 125
Prayer Times 128
Intentions for Prayers 133
Iftitah Tekbiri 135
Mincemeat in Prayers (Standing) 136
Kiraat 139 in Prayer
Rükû 140 in prayers
Prostrate in Prayer 141
Last Sitting in Prayers 143
Amendment-i-Erkâna Compliance (Giving The Right of the Runes) 144
Leaving Prayer with Your Own Elders 145
Vacips of Prayer 145
Circumcision of Prayers 147
Decency of Prayers 151
The main decency of prayers is 151
Prayer and Residence 152
Imam and Congregation 156
Women Standing In Line 164
How to Perform Prayers 167
1) Morning Prayers 167
2) Noon Prayers 168
3) Afternoon Prayers 169
4) Evening Prayers . 170
5) Yacht Prayers 170
6) Vitir Prayer 170
Some Issues related to Vitir Prayer 171
How Prayers Are Performed with the Congregation 172
Friday Prayer 174
Terms of Friday's Body 175
Friday's Condition 175
Some Issues Related to Friday Prayer 179
Eid and Eid prayers 180
Teravih Prayer 184
Patients' Prayers 186
Meaning and Time of the Expedition 187
Provisions of the Expedition 189
Whether the Journey Ends 192
Differences of Accident with Eda And Accident Prayers 193
Issues About Müdrik 198
Issues about Lahik 199
Issues About Mesbuk 200
Issues Related to Sehiv (Error) Prostrations.... 203
Issues Related to The Prostration of Tilâvet 211
Thank God Prostration 216
Information on The Prayer of Fear 217
Futile Prayers 218
Hajj prayer is: 222
Mekruh Times 227
Readings With and Without Mekruh in Prayers 229
Principles of Zelletu'l-Kari (Reader's Mistake) 233
Tasks to Learn, Read and Listen to the Quran 239
Mekruhs of Prayers 240
Things That Disrupt and Do Not Disrupt Prayer 247
Iskat-ı Salât (Lowering Prayer Debt) Issue 252
Provisions of Mosques 256
Funeral Vacips and Duties 262
Washing Of Funerals 263
Shrouding of Funerals 266
Funeral Prayers 268
Burials In Their Graves 275
Tomb and Makbereler 280
Martyrs and Their Provisions 283
FOURTH BOOK
FASTING BOOK
Nature of Fasting 287
Types of Fasting 287
Reasons Why Fasting Is Hypothetical and Vacip 290
Wisdom in The Legitimacy of Fasting 291
Things That Are Exceptional for Fasting 292
Conditions of Fasting 293
Time of Fasting 294
Ramadan Crescent and Other Crescents' Subutu 295
Intentions of Fasting 302
What's And Isn't For Fasting 304
Things That Break the Fast and Don't Break It 305
Accidental and Unnecessary Fasts 310
Fasts That Do Not Require Redemption 312
Apologies For Not Fasting 317
Nature and Types of Redemption 320
Fasting Redemption 320
Zihar Keffareti 322
Shaving Redemption 322
Manslaughter (Killer) Redemption 322
Oath Redemption 323
Nature of The Oath and What Is Not Counted 323
Types and Provisions of the Oath by My Bowl 325
Various Matters of Oath 326
Nature and Types of Nezrin 333
Nezrin Terms 334
Specific and Ambiguous, Absolute and Ambiguous Offerings 335
Terms of Faith 340
Faith Decency 341
Some Matters of Faith 341
Things That Disrupt and Don't Break The Faith 342
FIFTH BOOK
ZEK and Acirc; T BOOK
Nature of Intelligence 345
Intelligence's Hekmat 346
Conditions of Presumption of Intelligence 347
Condition of The Health of Intelligence 350
Goods Linked to Intelligence 351
Non-Intelligence Goods 352
Zakats of Competent Animals 355
1) Intelligence of Sheep and Goats 356
2) The Intelligence of Cattle and Buffaloes 356
3) The Intelligence of Camels 357
Intelligence of Trade Goods 358
The Intelligence of Gold and Silver 361
The Intelligence of Banknotes with Paper Coins 365
Intelligence of Borrowed Money 366
Intelligence of Land Products 367
The Intelligence of Mines and Treasures 369
Ways to Pay For Intelligence 371
Places to Give Intelligence 374
Who is given zakat and who is not? 375
Fitre Alms 377
SIXTH BOOK
PILGRIMAGE BOOK
Natures of Hajj and Umrah 383
Types of Pilgrimage 383
Hajj's Runes 384
Terms of Hajj 387
Conditions Requiring Pilgrimage 389
Conditions of Haccm Health 390
Mikat Information 392
The Reason for the Presumption of Hajj and Whether Its Manners Are Impulsive 392
Sher's Wisdoms in The Hajj 393
Haccm Vacipleri 394
Haccm Circumcision 397
Decency of Pilgrimage 400
Application on Hajj 401
How Umrah Is Made 404
How dividend pilgrimage is made 405
How to Make a Breaker Pilgrimage? 406
Nature and Provisions of Hedy 407
Bans on Hajj and Umrah 408
Various Issues related to The Prohibitions of Hajj and Umrah 411
Hajj 414 by Price (Power of Attorney)
Some Issues Related to Niyabet, Will and Offering on Hajj 417
Issues Related to Issuance 420
Visit to the Tomb of the Messenger of God 422
THE 7TH BOOK
VICTIM AND HUNTING BOOK
Victim's Nature, Body and Sher's Wisdom 429
Type of Victim and Whether It Is Defective 430
Victim's Cut Time 432
Things to Do on The Victim's Flesh and Skin 433
Akîka Victim 435
Zebh, Zebiha and Thesis 436
Zebh (Strangulation) Process 436
Meat Eaten and Inedible Animals 437
Who Will Slaughter The Meat of Animals Eaten or Not Eaten 440
Nature and Judgment of the Mecca 440
Nature and Permission of Prey 441
What to Hunt with? 441
Conditions Sought in Hunting Animal 442
Various Hunting Issues 443
EIGHTH BOOK
KERAHET AND EMPLOYMENT BOOK
Some Religious Idioms 447
The Necessity of Teaching and Learning for Every Muslim 448
The Importance of Va'z and Preaching in Islam 450
Sacred Reverence and Respect 452
Words of Religion and Consent Will Be Accepted and Will Not Be Accepted 455
Family and Kinship Relations in Islam 456
Importance of Gain (Kesbin) in Islam 459
Superiority Ratings of Various Earning Paths 460
Types of Shopping and Profit (Earnings) Amount 462
Nature and Provisions of the Induality 463
Ribanm Nature and Types 464
Employment (Borrowing) Issues 466
Forbidden Things to Do in Islam 467
What's New and What's Not To Drink 468
Amount of Eating and Drinking and Their Decency 470
Things That Need to Be Worn and Used and Whether They Are Permissible 472
Nature and Provisions of Lukatas (Found Goods) 475
Provision of Entertainment and Competitions in Islam 477
People's Life and Organ Immunity in Islam 478
The Need to Be Soft on Animals 480
Mad and Spiritual Cleansing in Islam 480
NINTH BOOK
ISL and Acirc; M AHL and Acirc; KI BOOK
Nature of Morality, Types and Parts of Moral Science 485
Importance of Morality and Conducive to Purification 486
Nature (Principles) and Types of Tasks 487
Divine Missions 487
Personal Missions 488
Family Missions 489
Civil (Social) Tasks 491
Muaşeret (Getting Along) and Acirc in Islam; 492
Good and Ugly Habits 499
TENTH BOOK
THE SITE OF THE PROPHETS
Meaning of The Prophet's Siyerin, Benefit and Source 523
Prophets whose Holy Names Are Mentioned in the Qur'an 524
1) Adam Anti-Semitism 524
2) Idris Aleyhisselâm 526
3) Noah Anti-Semitism 526
4) Hud Anti-Semitism 527
5) Saleh Anti-Semitism 527
6) Ibrahim Anti-Semitism 528
7) Lut Anti-Semitism 529
8) Ismail Aleyhisselâm 529
9) Isaac Anti-Semitism 530
10)Yakub Anti-Semitism 530
11) Yûsuf Aleyhisselâm 530
12)Eyyub Aleyhisselâm 532
13)Shuayb Anti-Semitism 532
14)Musa Aleyhisselâm 533
15)Harun Aleyhisselâm 535
16)David Anti-Semitism 536
17)Suleiman Anti-Semitism 536
18)Elijah Anti-Semitism 537
19)Elyasa' Anti-Semitism 538
20)Zulkifl Anti-Semitism 538
21)Yunus Anti-Semitism 538
22)Zekeriyya Anti-Semitism 539
23)Yahya Aleyhisselâm 539
24)Jesus Anti-Semitism 540
Prophet Mohammed Mustafa (sallallahu and sellem) 543
Blessed Prophesy of our Prophet 544
Prophet's Childhood and First Marriages 545
Prophet's Reunification with The Revelation and Embassy of Allah 546
Religious and Religious Status of Arabia in the Emergence of Islam 547
First To Accept Islam 548
The Persecution of the First Muslims, Their Emigration to Abyssinia and Their Stay in circles 549
Deaths of Abu Talib and Hazrat Khadija 550
Prophet's Tribes Invitation to Religion and Akabe Bey's Horse 551
Division of the Moon and Miracles of The Mirage 553
The Spread of Islam in Medina and the Migration of Muslims There 554
Prophet's Emigration to Medina and Some Of His Works There 555
Our Prophet's Graduation to Jihad and His Main Enemies 557
First Banner and First Series of Muslims 559
First and Second Badr Wars 559
Beni Kaynuka and Uhud Wars 561
Treaty of Hudeybiye and The Battle of The Hayber 563
Prophet's Invitation to The Rulers to The Religion of Islam 566
Umretu'l-Kaza and The Battle in Mu 567
Conquest of Mecca 568
Battle of Huneyn and the Evtas Incident 569
Battle of Tabuk 570
Veda Hajj 571
Prophet's Migration to the Hereafter 572
Sorrows arising from the Exodus of our Prophet 573
Appendix 574
Maturity and Beauty seen in our Prophet 574
Nobility of the Prophet 574
The Shape Beauty of the Prophet 575
Prophet's High Intellect and Intelligence 576
Prophet's Conquest and Trouble 576
Holy Morality of the Prophet 577
Unprecedented Loyalty of the Prophet 577
Compassion and Mercy of the Prophet 577
Prophet's Good Way 578
High Humility of the Prophet 579
Prophet Muhammad's Very Decent Zuhd and His Grace 579
Unprecedented Achievements of the Prophet 580
Resources 583