It Said It Happened World - Creation and Aftermath

The World Said It Happened - Creation and Aftermath Book Description The Last Century of the Middle East and From Its Beginning to the Present After his studies on the Middle East, Yusuf Writer in this work examines the creation of the worlds and those in them, the creation of man with his potential as the noblest of creation, the creation of the worlds and those in them, with a perspective based on the information he considers relatively reliable and authentic. and Hz. in uncertainty. He questions the widespread beliefs about the pre-Abrahamic period, the paradigms supported by the understanding of 'modern science' in the context of the creation / emergence theses of the universe and man, and the styles and styles of 'scientists', who act as despotic enforcers of modern science rather than being its indomitable defenders. While doing these, the author questions the Renaissance and The understanding of modern science, which emerged in the atmosphere created by the reform movements and reinforced itself with thought movements that have the same human-centered (not Creator-centered) approach and a materialist spirit, albeit implicitly, such as Humanism, Rationalism and Positivism, is based on beliefs and understandings originating from revelation and the approaches fed by them. He discusses his opposing stance, which gradually turned into a relentless attack especially with the Enlightenment period, his sacred and anti-holy perspective, and the language and style he adopted. While doing this, in parallel with the holistic reactions of the original voices in the Islamic geography in the last eighty years, the 'traditionalist' line that started in the West with Rene Guenon and made him familiar with wisdom, with his fundamentalist approach based on a deep knowledge, fed by the atmosphere of the Renaissance and Reformation, and general It depicts the struggle with the anti-holy and hostile perspectives of European origin and the modern understanding of science, which strive to eliminate religion and everything religious from life, and thus the rise of resistance and self-confidence in those who consider themselves to be connected with an authentic tradition originating from revelation, primarily in the Islamic geography. While making these evaluations, issues such as whether Noah's Flood was universal or not, orientalism, the Islamization of knowledge, and the influence and control of the positivist modern understanding of science on academic studies are also included in the evaluation in terms of its relationship with the main topics of the book. Those who believe that this book belongs to a belief originating from revelation We hope that it has provided a fundamental and key perspective for them to adopt a correct approach regarding the creation of the universe and its contents, as well as human beings, and the early periods thereafter. (From the Promotional Bulletin)