Sikke-i Tasdik-i Gaybî (Medium Size)

The book Sikke-i Tasdik-i Gaybî explains the spiritual foundations and sources on which Risale-i Nur is based and also contains convincing answers to some criticisms and objections made at this point. As the Master also emphasized, Risale-i Nur, like the works of other scholars, does not teach only with the feet and eyes of the mind; and he does not act only with the discovery and pleasure of the heart, like the saints. On the contrary, it tries to take people to the highest point by acting through the union and fusion of the mind and heart and with the help of the spirit and other faculties. Therefore, Risale-i Nur is not only a book of Sufism based on miracles and extraordinary things; It is not a work of dry mind devoid of spiritual foundations and resources. The miracles and coincidences mentioned in the Risale-i Nur are the leaks and sparkles of the spiritual miracles of the Quran and are divine gifts, and they aim to strengthen the moral strength of the students and followers of the Nur against the attacks of denial and blasphemy.

The material and spiritual difficulties suffered by the Nur students, who served under very difficult conditions, were alleviated thanks to the spiritual miracles and miracles of the Quran, which Risale-i Nur was the recipient of. Therefore, the Master extracted the meanings pointing to the Risale-i Nur from the thirty-three verses of the Quran and again Hz. The meanings derived from some of Ali and Gavs-ı Geylani's eulogies are from this sentence. The method and tradition of deriving such meanings based on cifir and abjad calculation is a method used among the scholars and urefa, the people of truth. The extractions mentioned in the book Sikke-i Tasdik-i Gaybî are also of this kind. Otherwise, for the verses referring to Risale-i Nur, the Master said, "This is the clear meaning of the verse." It does not make any claim. He mentions that there are multiple layers of meaning under the explicit meaning and that Risale-i Nur is an individual within the whole of this symbolic meaning, and there is nothing strange about this.