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- Title
OSMANLI KELÂMINDA MÂTÜRÎDÎLİK VURGUSU: ŞERU'L-'AĀİD HAŞİYELERİNDEKİ TEKVİN TARTIŞMALARI BAĞLAMINDA BİR İNCELEME.
- Authors
AYKAÇ, Mustafa
- Abstract
In this study, some postscripts (Ḥashiyah) written on Sharḥ al-Aqāid in the Ottoman Empire were examined and their sectarian identities were tried to be determined in the context of the Takwīn. Our aim is to determine the correctness of the opinion that the Ottoman Empire adopted the Ash'arism based on the reading of Ash'arian kalâm books in the Ottoman madrasahs. The book of al-Taftâzânî named Sharḥ al-Aqāid is an important kalâm book that was read together with its postscripts in the time of the Ottoman Empire. This book, in which the views of Omar al-Nasafī in his book named Aqâid is evaluated from the perspective of Ash'ari, is one of the important examples of the commentary and postscript period. In this book, al-Taftâzânî explained both the views of al-Nasafī, who adopted the school of Mâturidism, and his own evaluations together. This structure of the book led to the writing of postscripts and to discuss the views of the two theological schools of Ahl al- Sunnah through this book. In this study, the postscripts written by the Ottoman period famous kalâm scholars such as Ahmad b. Mûsâ al-Khayâlî (875/1470), Muṣliḥ al-dîn Moṣtafâ al-Kastalî (901/1496) and Ramaḍân b. Moḥammad (1017/1608) on the views of al-Taftâzânî were examined. In order to understand the views of al- Khayâlî, the postscripts of Ḳûl (or Ḳavl) Aḥmad b. Ḫıżır al-Kâzarûnî (950/1543) and Abd al-Ḥakîm al- Siyâlkûtî (1067/1657) are also included.
- Subjects
OTTOMAN Empire; THEOLOGICAL seminaries; SCHOLARS; ISLAMIC theology; RELIGIOUS identity
- Publication
KADER, 2020, Vol 18, Issue 1, p1
- ISSN
2602-2710
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.18317/kaderdergi.702403