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Hikem-i Atâiyye 86: Kendini Eksik Bilen Kâmildir – Mahmud Eren Hoca Efendi @ismailaganet
Hikem-i Atâiyye 86: Kendini Eksik Bilen Kâmildir – Mahmud Eren Hoca Efendi @ismailaganet
Mahmud Eren Hoca Efendi, Hikem-i Atâiyye’den derslerinin 86. bölümünde, Mevlâ Teâlâ’nın yüce merhametini beyan ediyor. Kendine has üslûbu ile gönüllerde taht kuran Mahmud Eren Hoca Efendi, bu haftaki sohbetinde, yaşlılık yıllarında ve ölümün yakın olduğu zamanlarda kulların Allah Teâlâ hazretlerinin yüce merhametini ve cömertliğini talep etmesi ve Mevlâ Teâlâ’nın kendisini affeder, bağışlar ve…
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“Bir insan gecesine mağlup olmazsa, uykusuna yenik düşmezse, Allah Azze Celle ona pırıl pırıl bir sabah bahşeder...”
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İrşadı, tebliği söz ile değil hâl ile örneklikle yapmak...Bunda bir değişiklik var dedirtmeliyiz!!!
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Ebû Musa el Eşari (r.h.)den İbni Mace rivayet etmiş ki:
Buyuruyor ki Peygamber Efendimiz (s.a.v.) "Şaban'ın yarısı gecesinde Cenab-ı Hak kullarına ıttıla eyler (kullarına nazar eyler, kim napiyor diye kullarının hallerine bakar) ve kulları mağfiret eder."
Cenab-ı Hak'ın nazarına erene ne mutlu..mağfiret olunur...
Prof. Dr. Mahmud Es'ad Coşan Rahmetullahi Aleyh
Affedilenlerden olmak duasıyla kandilimiz mübarek olsun :)
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Cübbeli ahmet hoca 20 senelik proje dediği mahmud eren hocayı 2015 te 8 ...
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Zamanın kıymetini keşke bilsek..
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"TALİBÂN ve AFGANİSTAN HAKKINDA"
MAHMUD EREN HOCAEFENDİ: 01.11.2022 (Tefsir Sohbeti)
"Afganistan'a gittik. Afganistan'da bir sene önceki hiçbir kötü görüntü yok. Sigara içen bile göremedik.
Taliban dediğimiz insanlar bir tek şey istiyorlar: "Biz kendi öz vatanımızda evlatlarımızla beraber Allâh'ın dinini yaşayarak var olmak istiyoruz. Kur'ân'ın ahkâmıyla yönetmek ve yönetilmek istiyoruz."
Hepsi Hanefî. Bizden daha iyi Hanefiler. İtikadda hepsi Mâturîdî, Ehli Sünnet. Bizden daha sağlamlar. Çoğunluğu Nakşî, bir kısmı da kâdirî. İçişleri Bakanının elinde 100lük tesbih...
Peki adları neden bu kadar kötü çıktı? – Çünkü "Onlar kâfirlere karşı şiddetli ama aralanda Annet belagtlidirler." âyetinde belirttiği gibidarandıkları için, Yahudi ve Hristiyanlara Emperyalistlere yalakalık yapmadıkları için, George'a hazır ol durmadıkları için...
Zayıfların düşmanı olmaz, zayıfların efendisi olur. Güçlenmeye başlayanın düşmanı artar.
İşte onların bundan sebep düşmanı çok.
Bir sene öncesine kadar günde binlerce hırsızlık, madde bağımlılığı gibi olayların olduğu Afganistan'da bugün hiçbiri kalmadı. Sigara içen bile görmedik.
Taliban deyince aklınıza bu gelsin:
Dünya'da hiçbir müslüman ülkenin yapamadığı, hiçbir müslüman nüfusun yapamadığı ... 50 sene bütün dünyaya meydan okumuş ve "yenilmez" denilen devletleri dize getirmiş mücâhidler aklınıza gelsin.
Şu anda (orada) 500 kişilik bir ulemâ heyeti var, ülkede bütün kararları o âlimler alıyor, umerâ (yöneticiler) de o kararları tatbik ediyor.
O ülkede faiz yok, o ülkede Allâh dostlarına, âlimlere şeyhlere karşı hürmet var.
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Mahmud EREN Hoca - Gaflet
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İstiğfar gibi sabun varken kirli kalmanın ne anlamı var?
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For the week of 4 February 2019
Quick Bits:
Archie #702 sees Sandy Jarrell and Matt Herms pitch in for much of this issue as Betty and Veronica try to figure out who Archie’s seeing now. It goes about as well as you’d expect. Nick Spencer is still delivering some humorous dialogue and the opening sequence from Marguerite Sauvage is as beautiful as ever.
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Archie 1941 #5 is pretty heavy, dealing with the the grief, remorse, and emotional devastation of loss experienced during the war. Peter Krause and Kelly Fitzpatrick’s artwork has been wonderful throughout this entire series and they nail the conclusion.
| Published by Archie Comics
Avengers #14 sparks the fuse of the vampire civil war from Jason Aaron, David Marquez, Justin Ponsor, Erick Arciniega, and Cory Petit. There’s some really nice world-building going on here with the Legion of the Unliving and a rather interesting development with Ghost Rider.
| Published by Marvel
Batman #64 begins “The Price” crossover with The Flash from Joshua Williamson, Guillem March, Tomeu Morey, and Steve Wands. Outside of the tie-ins throughout the DC titles, I haven’t been reading Heroes in Crisis, but this ties in as well, spotlighting some of the strain that Batman and the Flash have been under. Something definitely feels off about the situation.
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BPRD: The Devil You Know #13 feels like shuffling deck chairs on the Titanic at this point, with all of the pieces moving into place, and we’re just awaiting the inevitable end of everything. Stunning artwork from Laurence Campbell and Dave Stewart.
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Champions #2 fills in the hole of what happened during the battle with Zzzax last issue and, boy, is it a doozy. Jim Zub, Steven Cummings, Marcio Menyz, and Clayton Cowles set up something interesting, and possibly horrifying, to come down the line.
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Conan the Barbarian #3 maintains its high bar of excellence as the one-off stories building up Conan’s past continue from Jason Aaron, Mahmud Asrar, Matthew Wilson, and Travis Lanham. The art from Asrar and Wilson is just perfect.
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The Curse of Brimstone #11 is the beginning of the end in the first of this two-part finale for the series from Justin Jordan, Denys Cowan, John Stanisci, Rain Beredo, and Wes Abbott. It’s great to see Cowan’s art here as he, Stanisci, and Beredo make the beginning of this final fight look absolutely gorgeous.
| Published by DC Comics
Daredevil #1 is a very impressive debut from Chip Zdarsky, Marco Checchetto, Sunny Gho, and Clayton Cowles. It picks up from Matt’s recovery in Man Without Fear and, well, things are messy, unfocused, and he’s having a hell of a time getting his feet under him again. But, beyond that, there’s a real depth to the story here. Though there’s a ton of action, it also goes deep into character building and flashbacks of Matt’s time as a kid getting morality lessons from his priest. This is damn good, taking cues from Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli’s “Born Again”, but it also feels influenced by Mike Grell’s “The Longbow Hunters”. There’s also a back-up written and illustrated by Zdarsky himself with an interpretation of how Daredevil “sees” and the digital edition gives a smattering of back-up material including covers, art comparisons, and sketches. I highly recommend this.
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Deathstroke #40 concludes the “Arkham” arc with Slade killing Hugo Strange and then slaughtering a bunch of homeless men. Maybe. Depends on which truth you believe. In doing so, Priest sets up the seeds for the upcoming crossover with Teen Titans.
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Die #3 peels back another layer of the onion of this world as Kieron Gillen, Stephanie Hans, and Clayton Cowles give us a story of how the various regions work. All through an allegory of war between Eternal Prussia and Little England, Tolkien re-adapted to a kind of explanation on his own allegory. It’s interesting, especially when coupled with the essay Gillen pens in the back that explains the whole construct. That said, it also works great as just an extremely pretty adventure where a party of adventurers fights a dragon. I’m loving what this series is doing.
| Published by Image
Doctor Who: The Thirteenth Doctor #4 concludes the opening arc with the Hoarder from Jody Houser, Rachael Stott, Erica Eren Angiolini, Viviana Spinelli, Richard Starkings, Sarah Jacobs, and John Roshell. I still love the inventiveness and ornate quality to the Hoarder’s design.
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The Empty Man #4 gives a bit more insight into the disease ravaging the planet, as more of the strange skittering monsters appear and the kids from the original mini-series return. Cullen Bunn, Jesús Hervás, Niko Guardia, and Ed Dukeshire are crafting something very dark and weird with this series, but also very, very good.
| Published by BOOM! Studios
Female Furies #1 isn’t a bad start from Cecil Castellucci, Adrian Melo, Hi-Fi, and Carlos M. Mangual. I quite like Melo’s art here, as she’s adapted it somewhat to highlight influences from some Fourth World luminaries like Jack Kirby, Keith Giffen, and Walt Simonson.
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The Freeze #3 delves deeper into the early days after the Freeze as the awakened look into the serial killings, and we get more mysteries in missing people (who may or may not be the same as those murdered) and the revelation that Ray is being manipulated. Really great work here from Dan Wickline, Phillip Sevy, and Troy Peteri.
| Published by Image / Top Cow
GI Joe: Sierra Muerte #1 sees Michael Fiffe bring his kind of retro charm to the Joes in the beginning of this series. It’s actually played pretty straight and reminds me of the loving care that Tom Scioli also takes to these properties. Great art and a story that reminds me of the original GI Joe cartoon.
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Giant Days #47 intertwines Daisy learning to drive, McGraw’s brother dropping in on him and Susan, and Esther taking care of an illicit adorable puppy. All the usual humour and character building you’d expect from John Allison, Max Sarin, Whitney Cogar, and Jim Campbell.
| Published by Boom Entertainment / BOOM! Box
The Girl in the Bay #1 is an intriguing debut from JM DeMatteis, Corin Howell, James Devlin, and Clem Robins. It jumps headlong in to some of DeMatteis’ favourite themes and topics as spiritualism, reincarnation, and coming of age (particularly in Brooklyn) and presents a compelling world and mystery for the seemingly dead, then strangely awakened fifty years later Karen Sartori. Very nice artwork from Howell and Devlin.
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The Green Lantern #4 may yet be the most beautiful issue to date, with Liam Sharp and Steve Oliff elevating the impossibly high bar of their artwork to an even greater level. The character designs, page layouts, panel transitions, and sheer storytelling in the artwork is incredible.
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Gunhawks #1 is another of the revived title one-shots in celebration of Marvel’s 80th anniversary, this one a western from David & Maria Lapham, Luca Pizarri, Neeraj Menon, Rachelle Rosenberg, and Travis Lanham. It’s gritty, bloody, and the art from Pizarri, Menon, and Rosenberg is very impressive.
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Immortal Hulk #13 concludes the descent into Hell in an issue that is probably as epic as the Avengers beatdown from #7. Al Ewing, Joe Bennett, Ruy José, Belardino Brabo, Rafael Fonteriz, Paul Mounts, and Cory Petit continue to deliver one of the best series on the stands today.
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Justice League #17 follows on from the annual and the revelations in the “Escape from Hawkworld” arc in this single issue story of Martian Manhunter’s past from Scott Snyder, Jim Cheung, Mark Morales, Walden Wong, Tomeu Morey, and Tom Napolitano. Some fascinating developments in J’onn’s history here, with gorgeous artwork, and the funny truth that Batman’s really a concerned bat-dad.
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Killmonger #4 wages a pitched battle with Die #3 and The Green Lantern #4 for most beautiful art in a comic this week. Juan Ferreyra’s work is stunning, giving the book depth, character, and an immense re-readability just to stare at the imagery again. There is a wonderful sequence of blood pooling up the page as the violence and body count increases and the design for the cat goddess is gorgeous. As to that latter, Egypt isn’t for want of multiple cat deities and, though Sekhmet is probably the easy answer, I wouldn’t be surprised if this is the older and somewhat lesser known Mafdet. Bryan Hill, Ferreyra, and Joe Sabino continue to deliver one hell of a solid story with this series.
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Oberon #1 is off to a fantastic start with this tale from Ryan Parrott, Miloš Slavković, and Charles Pritchett. It strikes a nice balance between fantasy and the mundane as Bonnie finds out she, and the world, aren’t exactly what she thought. Gorgeous artwork from Slavković.
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Old Man Quill #1 kicks off a Guardians tale set in the “Old Man” universe from Ethan Sacks, Robert Gill, Andres Mossa, and Joe Caramagna. I liked the recently concluded Sacks-penned Old Man Hawkeye series as well and Star-Lord appears to be taking on that same kind of beaten-down sardonicism of Clint.
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Prodigy #3 sees Crane and Agent Straks racing across the globe to find out information on the cult aiding the alternate dimension insurgents. The artwork from Rafael Albuquerque and Marcelo Maiolo continues to be the main attraction, delivering some amazing action sequences.
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Self/Made #3 gives us another twist as Rebecca and Amala attempt to take down Bryce for control of Amala’s code. This story continues to evolve in some very interesting ways, while including some of the toxicity inherent in some game development studios, with some beautiful artwork from Eduardo Ferigato and Marcelo Costa.
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Shadow Roads #6 returns with Brian Hurtt stepping in for the line art and it’s great to see him back illustrating within the Sixth Gun world. Really nice, weird designs for the Bone Plains and interesting hints as to what’s next for the new/old threats seeping back into the world.
| Published by Oni Press
Star Wars: Age of Republic - Anakin Skywalker #1 spotlights a moral quandary for Anakin from Jody Houser, Cory Smith, Wilton Santos, Walden Wong, Java Tartaglia, and Travis Lanham. It’s still interesting to see Anakin as “General Skywalker” during the Clone Wars and how different he was from what he’d become.
| Published by Marvel
These Savage Shores #3 is almost a perfect comic, actually it may well be a perfect comic. The craft and care that goes into creating this work is astounding. Ram V, Sumit Kumar, Vittorio Astone, and Aditya Bidikar are elevating the art form each issue. With the compelling intertwining of history and horror. With the epistolary narrative approach perfectly befitting the vampire sub-genre. With the attention to detail in how dialogue and narration are presented visually. With the variations on the 9-panel grid to guide pacing and keep the reader visually interested. With the consideration of the colour washes and tones to amplify the mood and atmosphere of the tale. This series is incredible.
| Published by Vault
United States vs. Murder Inc. #6 is kind of a weird conclusion to this series as the larger plot of the predicament the families currently find themselves in is left to the next series and, like last issue, we instead get more of Valentine’s family history. Great art, though, from Michael Avon Oeming and Taki Soma. The art really reminds me of some of Darwyn Cooke’s in his Parker adaptations.
| Published by DC Comics / Jinxworld
Vindication #1 is an interesting crime drama from MD Marie, Carlos Miko, Dema Jr., Thiago Goncalves, and Troy Peteri. I love the shades of grey and uncertainty in motivation and truth in this story.
| Published by Image / Top Cow
Wasted Space #6 returns with all the humour, violence, and madness that Michael Moreci, Hayden Sherman, Jason Wordie, and Jim Campbell brought to the first arc. I love Sherman’s designs for the gods, they remind me a lot of Ted McKeever’s work.
| Published by Vault
The Wrong Earth #6 ends season one of the series with Dragonfly and Dragonflyman adapting somewhat each to their new Earths, showing a bit of equivocation of the characters as the environment changes them. This has been an interesting story from Tom Peyer, Jamal Igle, Juan Castro, Andy Troy, and Rob Steen and there’s ample threads to bring me back when the series resumes.
| Published by Ahoy
Young Justice #2 continues the adventure in Gemworld in the present, while we get a focus on Wonder Girl in the past. There’s something weird going on here with time and continuity that still feels like a story beat more than Brian Michael Bendis just playing fast and loose with what he wants. Great art from Patrick Gleason, Emanuela Lupacchino, Ray McCarthy, and Alejandro Sanchez.
| Published by DC Comics / Wonder Comics
Other Highlights: Asgardians of the Galaxy #6, Atomic Robo & The Dawn of a New Era #2, Battlestar Galactica: Twilight Command #1, Black AF: Devil’s Dye #2, Cemetery Beach #6, Curse Words #20, The Dreaming #6, Feathers, Gasolina #15, GI Joe: A Real American Hero #259, LaGuardia #3, Marvel Action: Avengers #2, Noble #15, Project Superpowers #6, Red Sonja #1, Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #5, Star Wars #61, Tony Stark: Iron Man #8, The Umbrella Academy: Hotel Oblivion #5, Unnatural #7, Vampirella/Reanimator #2
Recommended Collections: Betrothed - Volume 1: Love or Die, Big Trouble in Little China: Old Man Jack - Volume 3, BPRD: The Devil You Know - Volume 2: Pandemonium, Ether - Volume 2: Copper Golems, Lowlifes, Noble - Volume 3: No One Man, Optimus Prime - Volume 5, TMNT: Bebop & Rocksteady Hit the Road
d. emerson eddy sometimes feels like his old bones should light out for the wastelands.
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MAHMUD EFENDİ HAZRETLERİNİN HAYATINDAN. KISSALAR.
Üstadım Mahmud Efendi Hazretleriyle ( k.s) usulu fıkıh derslerine girerdik, Usulu fıkıh derslerine girdiğimiz zaman gece nasıl ibadetle meşgul olduğuna bu fakir şahit, bazen gece 12 de bazen 1 de eve gitmek zorunda kalırdı.
-12 den önce eve vardığı nadir....2 bucukta kapısı açılır, bende caminin avlusundaki medresedeydim kapının açıldığının sesini duyardım 2 bucukta efendi hazretlerimiz eski evinin kapısından dışarı çıkardı ve caminin mezarlık kapısından dolaşır odasına geçer teheccüd kılardı.
-Sonra o teheccüdlere bizide davet etti, aylarca birlıkte seyri sülüğe devam ettik, iki buçukta başlayan namaz tam imsak vaktine kadar aralıksız devam ederdi...Her rekatında 1 sayfa Kuran okurdu 2 rekatta bir selam verirdi...
Bir gün teheccüd namazını kılmış elimde tesbih onu seyrediyorum hatırımdan da geçiriyorum aceba üstadım bu kadar uzun uzunca ne namazı kılıyor. Teheccüd 8 rekat bazılarına göre 10 rekat, öyle ise 10 ile ittifa etmeyip iki buçuktan,beş buçuğa kadar aralıksız 3 saat ne ne namazı kılıyor...( diye düşünüyorum )
-Malum oldu kendisine selam verdikten sonra döndü bana dedi ki ben gençliğimde Rabbime söz vermişim;
1-Allah'ın kulları islama dönmesi meyl etmesi için
2-Medreselerin muhafazası için
3-Talebelirin muhafazası için
4-İlme başlayan insanların mutlaka başarılı ve muvavfak olması için
5-Tarikata giren kardeşlerimizin feyizlerinin daimi olması için
6-Çarşaf, Cübbe, Sarık giyen kardeşlerimizinönlerindeki manilerin kolaylığa tebdili için
7-Memleketin muhafazası için... (vs.)
Her biri için 2 şer rekat adamışım...Ne yapmış ? adamış yani her gece bunu kılacağına dair Rabbine söz vermiş... Bunu kim yapabilir ki ?
-Gençliğimden belli her gece bunlar için bunlar adına 2 şer rekat namaz kılmak üzere Rabbime söz verdim...diyor....
-Onun için geceden bunları tamamlamaya çalışıyorum, bazen geceler kısa olurda tamamlayamazsam öğlen öncesine kerahat vaktine kadar bunları tamamlıyorum...
Düşüne biliyor musunuz ? Birileri uyurken, birilerine onun adına uykuyu terk ediyor. İşte Ali Himmet bu !!! Birileri farkında değilken, birileri onun hanesine çalışıyor...
* O yorgunlukla beraber sabaha gidiyor sonra , Mektubat, cematla ilgilenme, usulu fıkıh dersine hazır olurdu. Derse geldiğinde uyumamak için
kolay değildir...
- "Bir insanın ruhu büyükse, bütün kainatı kuşatacak derecede, ufku kuşatacak derecede, bütün bir beşeriyetin kalbine dokunabilecek kadar onun ruhu genişse, bedenler o ruhun arzusuna himmetine ulaşırken beden taakatsız düşüyor. Beden güç kaybına uğruyor, taşıyamıyor artık iflas ediyor...
- Seneler önce bundan 15 sene önce Efendi Hazretlerimiz beyninden bir rahatsızlık geçirdiler, orada hastaneye götürüldü Mekke de Türkiye de okumuş Türkçe bilen bir doktor onu muayene etti. Tanımıyor kim olduğunu.
- Dediki ; Aceba bu zat kimdir ? Niye soruyorsunuz dedik ? Çünkü bu zatın beyninde vücudunda tam 200 senelik yorgunluk var dedi... Hiç tanımadığı halde 200 senelik yorgunluk var. O zaman 60 belki 55 yaşlarındaydı, 55 senelik bir beden 200 senelik bir beden gibi koşturulmuş...
- Bir kürsüsü var o kürsüye yaslanıyor uyumamak için böyle ayakta duruyor, o da yetmezse sonra tek ayak üstünde duruyor, bir gün dedi ki arkadaşlar bana mümkünse dersten önce bir kabın içine buz koyun, ders esnasında uyumayayım... Derse karşı ilme karşı meşayıha, hocalara karşı edepsizlik olur... Gözüme buz basayım da uyumayım gözümü uyku almasın demişti...
Beden kaldırmıyor, taşımıyor ama ruh bedenle mücadele halinde....
Üstâdımızın talebelerinden Mahmud Eren Hocamız
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Hikem-i Atâiyye 85: Allah'ın Affetmeyeceği Tek Şey Nedir? – Mahmud Eren Hoca @İsmailağa NET
Hikem-i Atâiyye 85: Allah’ın Affetmeyeceği Tek Şey Nedir? – Mahmud Eren Hoca @İsmailağa NET
Mahmud Eren Hoca Efendi, Hikem-i Atâiyye’den derslerinin 85. bölümünde, Mevlâ Teâlâ’nın yüce merhametini beyan ediyor. Kendine has üslûbu ile gönüllerde taht kuran Mahmud Eren Hoca Efendi, bu haftaki sohbetinde, ömrü günahlar ile dolu olan bir kulun ahirette yalnızca kelime-i şahadet amelinin sebebiyle tüm günahlarının affedildiğini, Allah Teâlâ hazretlerinin şirk dışında tüm günahları…
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“İnsan, işlediği günahların cezalarından tövbe ile kurtulurken, o günahların kalpte kalan izlerini temizlemesi ancak zikrullah ile mümkündür...”
Kaynak: Hikem-i Atâiyye 80. Ders - Dakika 3.38
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"Kime özeniyorsun"
Mahmud Eren Hoca
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Mahmut Eren hoca kimdir? Mahmut Eren Hoca kimin damadı? Mahmut Eren hoca biyografi
Mahmut Eren hoca kimdir? Mahmut Eren Hoca kimin damadı? Mahmut Eren hoca biyografi
Mahmut Eren hoca kimdir? Mahmut Eren Hoca kimin damadı? Mahmut Eren hoca biyografi Mahmut Eren, Biyografiler, Edebiyat, İslam kategorilerinde eserler yazmış bir yazardır. Başlıca kitapları alfabetik sırayla; Efendi Hazretlerimiz’in Namazlarda ve Sonrasında Okudukları, Hızır Efendi, Şiirlerim olarak sayılabilir. Mahmud Efendi Hz.nin Aile Efradından Damadı Mahmud Eren HOCA Oğullarından Ahmed ve…
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''İlimden küçük bir mesele öğrenmem, benim için bütün bir geceyi ibadetle ihya etmekten daha mühimdir.''
Ebû Derdâ (radıyallâhu anh)
''Bir kere ilim meclisinde hazır bulunmak, yetmiş lehviyyât meclisinde bulunmanın kefâreti olur.''
Atâ (rahmetullâhi aleyh)
''İlim tahsil etmek, bütün nafile ibadetlerden daha faziletlidir.''
İmâm-ı Şâfii (rahmetullâhi aleyh)
#sofra#medrese#sohbet#ders#mahmud eren hoca efendi#ismailağa#mahmud efendi hazretleri#Allah#islamic history
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