Positive Philosophy in the View of Risale-i Nur
Journal Title: Mütefekkir - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 8
Abstract
This study try to discover the positive philosophy in al Nour Letters which created by Saeed al Noursi. Although these letters tried to ignore the philosophy and to stay that in a negative way, So this study start to find the positive points which show the bright side in philosophy; through following the relation between the philosophy and wisdom, encouraging mind, and the relation between the mind and Quran text. finally this study tried to show the possibility of the philosophy of ethics as a form of philosophy which cannot be rejected from the Islamic law or the human reality, to show that criticism of the Al Nour letters of philosophy is not entirely and there is ability to find the positivity despite the criticism around it.
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Duaa NASSAR
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