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This collection covers the panoromic photos of the two sacred cities (Haramain), namely Mecca and Medina, taken by Orhan and Fatma Durgut, professional aerial photographers since 1986, and exhibited in the Haramain Photographs Exhibition held by the Presidency of Turkish Religious Affairs and ISAM from 14 Sept. to 5 Oct. 2008 at the Turkish Islamic Arts Museum.

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Haremeyn Fotoğrafları

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The primary purpose of TDV Encyclopedia of Islam&#39;s Glossary of Religious Terms is to enable those who conduct research in fields such as history, literature, art, law, economics, politics, especially religious sciences, religious officials, high school and university teachers and students, especially Imam-Hatip schools and theology faculties, families, and people from all walks of life who want to learn about any Islamic concept to access the information they are curious about religious concepts in a concise manner.

The first and main source used in the preparation of this dictionary is the TDV Encyclopaedia of Islam (DİA), which was published in 46 volumes between 1988 and 2016. The content compiled by making use of this main work and other sources in the bibliography has been tried to be presented in a simple, comprehensible and original style as much as possible, taking into account not only the specialised but also the general reader, attention has been paid to preserving the basic information about the concepts and unnecessary details have been eliminated, special attention has been paid to establishing a connection between the articles with references, while the etymology of the term is given in detail, other meanings of the root and the connection between the dictionary and term meanings of the concept are pointed out.

When the Glossary of Religious Terms, which includes the terms of tafsir, qiraat, hadith and hadith method, fiqh and fiqh method, theology and history of sects, mysticism, ethics and siyar, is analysed as a whole, it will provide the readers with a collective and general knowledge about the source, nature, basic concepts, God, existence, creation, life, human, death and life after death; the adventure of the formation of religious, legal and political thought in Islamic history and its reflections on social life with all its diversity.

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In works related to the history of Islamic theology (Kalam), it is claimed that there are methodological distinctions between the early and the later periods (mutaahhirun) of Islamic theology. However, was the early period of Islamic theology really different from the later one? If there was such a difference, what were the factors that made it different? What was the logical structure that sustained the early Islamic theology, which Western researchers argued that it carried the characteristics of a philosophical discourse?

Based on these questions, the present study aims to examine the rational foundations and logical structure of the study of Islamic theology. Therefore, the study of kalam has been subjected to a conceptual analysis within its own systematic and epistemological structure and its unique terminology has been tried to be clarified.&nbsp;

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Ahmet Özel

He was born in Taşlı&ccedil;ay, Ağrı (1953). He graduated from Atat&uuml;rk University, Faculty of Islamic Sciences (1977). He completed his doctorate at the same faculty with his thesis titled &ldquo;The Concept of Land in Islamic Law and Its Legal Consequences&rdquo; (1982). After working in various positions in the Directorate of Religious Affairs (1978-1985), he started to work in the General Directorate of the Diyanet Encyclopedia of Islam. Following the merger of this institution with the TDV Center for Islamic Studies&nbsp; (ISAM) (1993), he served as a member of the advisory board (1996-2003), vice president (2005-2010) and board member (2005-2022) at ISAM. He has served the Diyanet Encyclopedia of Islam since its inception as author-editor, member of the Fiqh Scientific Committee and member of the Review Board. He was named associate professor in 1995 and professor in 2012. He worked as a faculty member at Marmara University Faculty of Theology for a while and retired from there (2011-2017).