The Fruit Epistle İngilizce Meyve Risalesi Hafız Boy — Bediüzzaman Said Nursi

The Risāle i Nūr Corpus The Book of Light Corpus or The Epistles of Light is a thematic exegesis of the Qur ān and in many parts it treats a great diversity of momentous issues pertaining to our contemporary world The Book of Light mirrors the style of the Holy Qur ān and runs parallel to it in its themes as well as the distinctive manner in which it treats them The idiosyncratic original wide ranging and often delightful nature of The Risāle i Nūr Corpus has attracted literally millions of readers in Turkey and around the world thanks to its unique style which addresses modern minds in the most direct manner possible whilst making the terminology and major questions of the classical Islamic sciences disarmingly accessible to all This work in your hand is The Fruit Epistle Turkish Meyve Risalesi or in another name The Eleventh Ray It was written in the years of 1943 and 1944 by Bedi ūzzamān Sa īd Nursī during his time in Denizli Prison This risāla epistle was penned only in two Fridays There are eleven masāil issues discussing various topics of īmān It is a great and guiding lesson for all yet it was at that time written for the prisoners This risāla hosts the basic principles essence and fundamentals of The Book of Light The Risāle i Nūr The inmates who read this risāla and listened to its lessons transformed into pious obedient compassionate and harmless people They became beneficial individuals to their country within an utterly short span in addition to correcting their negative habits in this very limited time period Even many of those who once killed others without the blinking of an eye became people of mercy to a point that they could not even harm ants Thanks to the magnificently effective and disciplinary impact on the prisoners the prison guards and governors became amazed and they celebrated this risāla This epistle written in Ottoman Turkish summarises the ways and causes of Bedi ūzzamān Sa īd Nursī and his students It is the real defence of The Risāle i Nūr at the court of hearing against atheist tyranny and absolute disbelief that imprisoned them unlawfully and with no valid or tangible reasons

The Risāle i Nūr Corpus The Book of Light Corpus or The Epistles of Light is a thematic exegesis of the Qur ān and in many parts it treats a great diversity of momentous issues pertaining to our contemporary world The Book of Light mirrors the style of the Holy Qur ān and runs parallel to it in its themes as well as the distinctive manner in which it treats them The idiosyncratic original wide ranging and often delightful nature of The Risāle i Nūr Corpus has attracted literally millions of readers in Turkey and around the world thanks to its unique style which addresses modern minds in the most direct manner possible whilst making the terminology and major questions of the classical Islamic sciences disarmingly accessible to all This work in your hand is The Fruit Epistle Turkish Meyve Risalesi or in another name The Eleventh Ray It was written in the years of 1943 and 1944 by Bedi ūzzamān Sa īd Nursī during his time in Denizli Prison This risāla epistle was penned only in two Fridays There are eleven masāil issues discussing various topics of īmān It is a great and guiding lesson for all yet it was at that time written for the prisoners This risāla hosts the basic principles essence and fundamentals of The Book of Light The Risāle i Nūr The inmates who read this risāla and listened to its lessons transformed into pious obedient compassionate and harmless people They became beneficial individuals to their country within an utterly short span in addition to correcting their negative habits in this very limited time period Even many of those who once killed others without the blinking of an eye became people of mercy to a point that they could not even harm ants Thanks to the magnificently effective and disciplinary impact on the prisoners the prison guards and governors became amazed and they celebrated this risāla This epistle written in Ottoman Turkish summarises the ways and causes of Bedi ūzzamān Sa īd Nursī and his students It is the real defence of The Risāle i Nūr at the court of hearing against atheist tyranny and absolute disbelief that imprisoned them unlawfully and with no valid or tangible reasons