Cemalnur Sargut - World Water Forum - 20th March 2009 “We made from water every living thing.” [Qur'an, The Prophets: 30) When a linguist was asked to define water, he asked for a few days’ time. He searched in numerous books, looked it up in scientific studies and tried to ... Read more...

There are no translations available Sinema, günümüzde Allah’ın Rab sıfatıyla tecellisinin farklı bir görünümüdür. Bazen hikmet, bazen ibret, bazen nefret uyandıran, negatif veya pozitif yönde insanı kuvvetle etkileyebilen değişik bakış açıla... Read more...

How to Apply “Tasawwuf” (Sufism) in Ordinary Human Life Sufism is an inner journey. In Islamic Sufism, this journey is called “suluk”. The final destination in Islamic Sufism is the point where one realizes “The one, who knows himself (nafs) with nothingness, knows his ... Read more...

Samiha Ayverdi was born in Sehzadebasi, Istanbul in 1905. She pursued a private education after graduating from Suleymaniyye Inas Numune Secondary School in 1921. She taught herself French and became proficient in it. She also trained herself in fields of history, tasawwuf (sufism), philosophy and l... Read more...

İnsan (Man) and Hoşgörü (a Welcoming Attitude) The meaning of insan (man) has been explained in the books of the New Testament, the Old Testament and the Holly Koran as in the following respectively: “By the hand of God man is created with a resemblance to Him and will return to Him... Read more...

Mysticism (Tasavvuf) and Spiritual Path (Tarikat) According to Ken’an Rifai, mysticism is a life experience, a line of thought that begins with humanity and evolves along with humanity existing independent of religion. The fact that it is always mentioned with religion is because religion nee... Read more...