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		<title>The Inner Dimension of Existence &#8211;  M. Fethullah GULEN</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 07 Aug 2010 21:03:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The inner dimension of existence, for those who are open to it, is never a fantasy, a dream, an illusion or a delirium, but instead a phenomenon and an inner system. It seems feasible only through such an inner dimension that the satisfactory explanation of our existence, the secret of our life, the reason of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span class="KONURENK"><br />
The inner dimension of existence, for those who are open to it, is never a fantasy, a dream, an illusion or a delirium, but instead a phenomenon and an inner system. It seems feasible only through such an inner dimension that the satisfactory explanation of our existence, the secret of our life, the reason of our creation, manifestation of our desires directed towards eternity and our thoughts related to all these points become plausible and acceptable and that our groundless fears and worries melt away. The inner dimension is the path of concise faith, the spiral of light which conveys divine knowledge  to the pinnacles, the heavenly steed of love and ardent desire, and the call of heavenly attraction. Each believer’s view of the universe, the provisions of each soul en route to attaining this knowledge, each lover’s inner dynamism, and each person of truth’s inextinguishable zeal are always nourished from the expansive pool of that dimension. Souls and hearts that liberate their roots to such a source form such a metaphysical poetry with the emotions and thoughts that overflow from within, thanks to it, every single thing from microcosm to macrocosm coalesces in a lucid order and turns practically into a proper sentence with each word in its best place.</span></p>
<p>Just like it is unimaginable to be in love with anything without considering its reasons and motives, it is unlikely that everyone is receptive of inner dimension at all times. Some are born as receptive while some keep on developing this aptitude of theirs for a whole lifetime, then subsequent to a certain term, they attain a capacity large enough for encompassing space and time in their entirety. Such individuals lead their lives in an appetite for inner meaning and metaphysical profundity on an infinite scale and throughout the path they live as if their hunger is insatiable. Many others obtain material and corporeal phenomena to achieve fulfillment but time and again grow weary as this often turns into routine. However the ones with their spiritual lives that are transcendent above the boundaries of reality at full speed and with an endless yearning, walk on new paths, stop over at different places, associate each visited place with a wisdom in the real time context and in connection with the past and future stations; in search of divine knowledge, love and spiritual delight, they roam with incessant desire, just like lovers seeking each other, running from one horizon to another.</p>
<p>The created’s relationship of intense, ecstatic love and yearning with the Creator is for mortal and ephemeral beings the horizon of metamorphosis and becoming immortal by attaining a second existence via their essence. Considering a different perspective, such a relationship is a lover’s stripping of his or her existence and growing radiant and spiritual, thereby melting in the beloved’s existence and submitting altogether to His will. Having reached to such a spiritual culmination, each soul is purified to the extent of decency in the heart, even as it is a mere particle, it reaches a breadth huge enough to encompass the entire creation and becomes “the perfect pattern of creation.”  Such a relationship that commences with belief and develops through divine knowledge, deepening with love and attaining eternity through passion, is a sort of reply we give to what God, the All-Truth, seeks in us. Thanks to such a relationship God’s presence is always felt free from any limitations of quality or quantity in the course of which an infinite bliss flutters about constantly. Except for such a horizon of delight which turns thousands of souls proceeding on the line extending from all prophets and saints, as well as – irrespective of any differences in considerations – such heroes of love like Musset, Pascal, St. Augustine, and Jeans into moths to the flame; a manifest chain of calamities are Pharaoh-like tyranny and vanity, Nimrod-like decadence and deviance, delirium and insanity, lack of vision and utter dejection that befog humanity’s atmosphere of thought, invade their hearts with doldrums, and even turn their lives into a void within a void. Contrary to the former group’s use of this world as a spiral of human perfection and turning celestial, the latter, by indulging in the darkness they bred within their own souls, sentenced themselves to eternal death.</p>
<p>Those who are open to spiritual life from the very beginning or those who have waken up for such a horizon after a surprise favor from God – no matter if their paths at times intersect with murky darkness – lead their lives as one with light and chase light for a whole lifetime. Just in that way, their every distress is the outset of a new expansion and each suffering is the travails of a new birth.</p>
<p>Almost all respites across the globe have always been nurtured by hardships and developed on the bosom of oppressions. Each period of love and enthusiasm has materialized throughout an episodic span of suffering and tribulation. Just like Greek philosophy gained its perfection through love and ordeal in the valleys of reflection and inquisitiveness, the Renaissance movement too developed after nurtured by love of truth and ardor for research. The inner dimension of the cycle of other historical recurrences in the same extent is yet another topic entitled to special consideration&#8230;</p>
<p>In the realm of the faithful, ardor for eternity, love for truth, systematic reflection and inquisitiveness experienced a phase of eruption to an extent out of bounds and either directly or indirectly radiated the world for centuries. How we wished the continuance of such a golden age! How sad it is that time, in consequence of countless reasons and throughout subsequent periods, has revealed unpredictably agonizing interpretations against our favor. In the present era we are in need of superhuman efforts to imbue the flow of time with our own colors. Not only shall we live in utter misery until the time we display such an endeavor, put forward our genuine character and aptitude by means of sufferance and anguish, and crochet our lacework of thought and life in accordance to these; neither does it seem possible to form a moral movement which is nurtured by a unique array of faithful life, art or science. Just like individuals devoid of love and divine knowledge, the nations experiencing the same deficiency are also doomed to collapse and disintegrate.</p>
<p>Individuals or societies, who are sealed against metaphysical thought and without profundity in essence, one day, after losing their entire vital dynamics altogether, get strewn and scattered around just like autumn leaves. In such a condition, cultural movements stagnate, slowly the society, with the young and the old, with its numerous walks of life, grows tired and educational institutions succumb to formalism. Words of thought and learning lose their real essence and context, then as a consequence everything becomes a means of conceit and airs for the administrators of the ill-fated educational institutions. Conversely, in Ancient Greece, across the Islamic world (especially in the fourth century following its advent), and during the Renaissance years in the West, those stunning developments had always sprouted in the condition of countless pangs; were nurtured by the love for truth and passion for divine knowledge; depicted through arts and technology, then were entrusted to history by way of reconciling them with the societies’ spiritual and essential values.</p>
<p>For the last one or two centuries a major part of the world has been experiencing complete loss of sight, severe spiritual infirmity, and arrhythmia in hearts. The condition is such that eyes can see nothing, ears cannot hear a sound, and consciences cannot make their voices heard amidst the din of those who seek everything in material. In such a world science is blind, religion is lame, art is paralyzed, government is incoherent and is caught in the web of oppositions and overthrows. Politics is linked to interests and acclaims, people of science are in pursuit of medals and awards, young generations are light-headed, carefree and in delirium, the mighty are locked in on despotism and tyranny—in the face of all these things the masses moan under misery and humiliation. In such a society there may be many people who read, think, do research, and dream of arts. However, among them only a very few rise against various privations, each making a retreat to the depths of their hearts and strive to explore their spiritual strength. On the other hand, there are innumerable individuals, each of whom follow a different idol and are in vigil of a different expectation; those who are disrespectful to knowledge, insensible for morals, superficial on the passion for truth and extremely unfaithful to upholding their own values. Curious enough, in such a society the ever-despised and disdained popular crowds display through their voices discourses and traits, a more coherent stance than a group of insincere elites whose minds are as disorderly as their hearts and whose emotions are as inconsistent as their thoughts.</p>
<p>Seemingly, we need nothing else but the “hearts of fire” who will deliver us from such an extent of misery and indolence, and make us hear the voices of our own souls. It seems that until the time each of these sincere hearts – by means of erupting streams of lava from their magma-like bosoms – will form everywhere new avenues for our society and channel us towards the horizon of our fortune; we will always suffer from the disadvantages of our indolence. We will undergo stifling anguish around the clock and will never be able to get on our feet again. On these days, as people turn to metaphysics and spiritualism, we wish from God to bestow vigor on our willpower and radiance on our horizons.</p>
<p><span class="KONURENK"><a href="http://www.fountainmagazine.com" target="_blank">by The Fountain Magazine</a></span></p>
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		<title>HURMET-I MUSAAHARAH</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 15 Jun 2009 09:07:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[We&#8217;re forbidden to marry four classes of women we&#8217;re related to by &#8216;Sihriyyaf (relatives of our partner which, become our relatives at marriage). These classes, Hurmat-i Musaaharah, are as follows: Mother-in-laws: Regardless of the partners having been in zifaaf or not, the son in law is haram for the brides mother from the moment of [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>We&#8217;re forbidden to marry four classes of women we&#8217;re related to by &#8216;Sihriyyaf (relatives of our partner which, become our relatives at marriage). These classes, Hurmat-i Musaaharah, are as follows: Mother-in-laws: Regardless of the partners having been in zifaaf or not, the son in law is haram for the brides mother from the moment of the nikaah.</p>
<p>Step mothers: The partners having been in zifaaf or not, the wives are haraam for the groom&#8217;s father and grandfather. Step daughters: Daughters and granddaughters of the women from her old partner is again haram. However, for it to be haram, the husband must have been in zifaaf with his wife or have touched her with passion. If on the other hand, the wife passes away or the couple split up before this happens, it is then not haram to do nikah with, (marry) the step-daughter.</p>
<p>Even if it means that the man has been in halvat-i sahiha with his wife. (Halvat-i Sahiha occurs when a man and woman are alone, without the disturbance of a third person and when they are somewhere that no-one else can see them.<br />
Brides (daughter-in-laws/ granddaughter-in-laws): It is haram for a man to marry his son or his grandson&#8217;s wife, (it doesn&#8217;t matter if they&#8217;ve been in zifaaf or not).</p>
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		<title>İslam ve Haya (Turkish)</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 31 May 2009 17:11:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Çekingenlik ve utanma da demek olan haya; Allah korkusu sebebiyle Onun istemediği şeylerden çekinmek manasına gelir. Çirkin şeylerden sıkılma veya edebe uymayan bir şeyin meydana gelmesinden dolayı kalpte meydana gelen râhatsızlık şeklinde de tarif edilebilir. Gönlün Allah korkusuyla titremesidir haya, bir günahı düşünmek titretir, Rabbini hakkıyla bilememek titretir gönlü&#8230;&#8230;. İnsan tabiatında bulunan bu sıkılma ve [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Çekingenlik ve utanma da demek olan haya; Allah korkusu sebebiyle Onun istemediği şeylerden çekinmek manasına gelir. Çirkin şeylerden sıkılma veya edebe uymayan bir şeyin meydana gelmesinden dolayı kalpte meydana gelen râhatsızlık şeklinde de tarif edilebilir.</p>
<p>Gönlün Allah korkusuyla titremesidir haya, bir günahı düşünmek titretir, Rabbini hakkıyla bilememek titretir gönlü&#8230;&#8230;. İnsan tabiatında bulunan bu sıkılma ve çekinme hissidir.</p>
<p>‘O Allah’ın kendisini gördüğünü bilmez mi’1 gibi ayetlerde anılan iman şuuruyla ve</p>
<p>‘Şüphesiz Allah sizin üzerinizde her şeyi görüp gözetendir’2 ayetinde beyan edilen ihsan anlayışıyla beslenmezse uzun ömürlü olmaz.</p>
<p>Haya duygusu insanı yanlıştan uzaklaştırır&#8230; Dünyamızın da şuan yabancılaştığı bi duygu.</p>
<p>İmanın şubelerinden biri olan hayayı yaşamak ve anlamak için her konuda bize rehber olan Peygamber efendimizin (s.a.v) hadislerini anlamaya çalışalım.</p>
<p>Resûlullah (aleyhissalâtu vesselâm) buyurdular ki: &#8220;Her bir dinin kendine has bir ahlâkı vardır. İslâm&#8217;ın ahlâkı hayadır.</p>
<p>Resulullah (s.a.v.) buyurdular ki: “Allaha karşı olabildiğince hayalı davranınız. Allaha karşı gerektiği ölçüde hayalı olan kafasını ve kafasının içindekileri, midesini ve midesindekileri kontrol altına alsın. Ölümü ve toprakta çürümeyi hatırından çıkarmasın. Kim ahireti dilerse dünya hayatının zinetini terketmeli ,ahireti bu hayat tercih etmelidir. Kim bu söylenilenleri yerine getirirse Allah’tan hakkıyla haya etmiş olur.”</p>
<p>(Haya ile iman bir aradadır. Biri giderse, öteki de durmaz.)3</p>
<p>(İman çıplaktır, süsü haya, elbisesi takva, sermayesi fıkıh, meyvesi ameldir.) 4</p>
<p>Resûlullah (aleyhissalâtu vesselâm) buyurdular ki: &#8220;Edebsizlik ve çirkin söz girdiği şeyi çirkinleştirir. Hayâ ise girdiği şeyi güzelleştirir.&#8221;</p>
<p>Hayanın sembolleştiği Peygamberlerden biri olan Yusuf Aleyhisselam, ona yaklaşmayı arzu ettiğinde odadaki putun üzerini örten Züleyha’ya neden böyle yaptığını sormuştu. “Puttan utandığım için” demişti Züleyha. Yusuf Peygamber’in sözleri manidardı: “Sen sahte olan ilahından haya ediyorsun, ya ben Rabbim’den nasıl utanmam!”</p>
<p>Ebû Süleymân-ı Dârânî (k.s.) de: “Kul hayâ sâhibi olduğu zaman, hayır ve iyi işlere yapışır. Hayâ kalbe yerleştiğinde, nefsin arzû ve istekleri ondan uzaklaşır” demiştir..</p>
<p>Kalp Allah’a imanla hayat bulup canlanırsa onda haya da artar.İşte haya yaşamımızdan sıyrılıp uçarsa insanı kimse tutamaz.Ne hayatta ne de dünyada hayır kalmaz. Nefsin isteklerine karşı onurlu bir başkaldırış olan hayayı yerleştirmek için Allah ‘la olan bağlarımızı sımsıkı tutmalıyız..ALLAH’a hesap vereceğini bilen bir gönül nasıl olur da günahların yelpazesinde rüzgar misali savrulabilir..Eğer savruluyosa dünyanın ziynetlerine aldanmıştır.Nefsin isteklerine uyup uzun emeller peşinde koşmak insana ahireti unuttur.Haya ile süslenmiş gönüllerse İslamın her zaman aynası olacakır..</p>
<p>O hayanın en büyük tecellisi peygamber ve velilerdir.</p>
<p>Hertürlü kavga ve gürültünün sebebi menşei hayasızlıktır.</p>
<p>Hani kerem hani ayıp örtücülük nerde haya</p>
<p>Yüzbinlerce ayıbı örterdi enbiya&#8230;&#8230;.. &#8230;( Mevlana Celaleddin Rumi)</p>
<p>Rumeysa GÜNEŞ</p>
<p>Kaynakça:</p>
<p>1. Alak suresi 96/14<br />
2. Nisa suresi 4/1<br />
3. [Hakim]<br />
4. [Deylemi]</p>
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		<title>Tevekkul</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 24 May 2009 13:24:22 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Tevekkul is to trust Allah (swt). It is not to rely on your talent, wealth or strength as these are helpless. As Allah (swt) has power over objects and is able to destroy these reasons and create new reasons which cannot be explained. We should stick to these reasons; however one must trust Allah (swt) [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Tevekkul is to trust Allah (swt).</p>
<p>It is not to rely on your talent, wealth or strength as these are helpless. As Allah (swt) has power over objects and is able to destroy these reasons and create new reasons which cannot be explained.</p>
<p>We should stick to these reasons; however one must trust Allah (swt) with his full heart. The reasons do not have strength for an end result. A reason becomes a reason with Allah (swt) permission and creation. Allah (swt) is the only creator. Allah (swt) can create without a reason.</p>
<p>However, to give a reason for his creation is his Sunnah and tradition. For example He (swt) would not give a child to an unmarried person. Although He (swt) has the power to do so. This is how Adam (as) and Havva (ra) were created. There are many people who marry few times, and won&#8217;t have kids.</p>
<p>Also there are many people who are talented and strong but they would not be able to reach their goals as their strength would disappear. This shows that it is compulsory to only trust, thank and worship Allah (swt).</p>
<p>Is it surprising how people are unable to trust Allah (swt) for their daily duties. There are people who stop working and say they trust Allah (swt). Although Allah (swt) had urged to trust him on the day-to-day duties, one must also carry on working for the hereafter.<br />
People are doing the opposite. They say they need worldly possessions, so they work to make a lot of profit. They say Allah (swt) is Almighty and become lazy in preparing themselves to the life after death.</p>
<p>If one trusts Allah (swt) in their day-to-day life and gives their priority to worship, Allah (swt) would provide him with the necessary things. He (swt) will pit richness in their hearts and they would see themselves wealthy. On the other hand if one works day and night to make money or to come to a status, if they do not think about the afterlife, then they would in a distraught and an unorganised state.</p>
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		<title>Hz. Muhammed Nasıl Birisiydi?</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 15 May 2009 19:46:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Yatılış ve ahlâkça insanlıkiçinde en mükemmeli idi. Mübârek vücûdunun her âzâsı çok denk idi. Alnı ve göğsü, iki omuzunun arası ve avuçları geniş, bilekleri uzun, parmakları uzunca, elleri ve parmakları kalınca idi. Uzuna yakın orta boylu, iri kemikli, iri gövdeli, güçlü, kuvvetli idi. Ne zayıf ne şişman, ikisi ortası, göğsü ile karnı aynı seviyede idi. Kemâl-i i’tidâl üzere [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">Yatılış ve ahlâkça insanlıkiçinde en mükemmeli idi. Mübârek vücûdunun her âzâsı çok denk idi. Alnı ve göğsü, iki omuzunun arası ve avuçları geniş, bilekleri uzun, parmakları uzunca, elleri ve parmakları kalınca idi. Uzuna yakın orta boylu, iri kemikli, iri gövdeli, güçlü, kuvvetli idi.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Ne zayıf ne şişman, ikisi ortası, göğsü ile karnı aynı seviyede idi. Kemâl-i i’tidâl üzere büyük başlı, hilâl kaşlı, çekme burunlu, az değirmi çehreli idi.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Gözleri kara, güzel ve büyücek, akında ise az kırmızılık var idi. Kirpikleri uzun idi. İki kaşının arası açık idi. Mübârek teninin rengi gül gibi kırmızıya mâil beyaz idi. Yüzünde daima nûr parlar idi. Dişleri inci gibi latîf ve parlak idi. Pek uzaktan işitir ve kimsenin göremeyeceği mesafeden görür idi. İki omuzu arasında nübüvvet mührü var idi.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">İnsanların en temiz kalplisi, en doğru sözlüsü, en yumuşak huylusu ve en cömerti idi. En mâhir kumandan ve en büyük inkılapçı idi. O’nu gören ürperir ve O’nunla beraber olan O’nu sever idi. Kalplere sevgili, akıllara öğretici, nefislere terbiyeedici, ruhlara sultan idi. O’nu vasıflandıran, O’nun (asm) bir benzerini ne önce ne de sonra hiç görmedim, der idi.</p>
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		<title>Musikiler (Turkish)</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 18 Apr 2009 00:47:49 +0000</pubDate>
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