Mızraklı İlmihal Dersleri Mukaddime | Ahmed Polat Hoca

I seek refuge in Allah from the accursed Satan. In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to Allah, Lord of all worlds. And peace and blessings be upon our Messenger Muhammad and upon his family and all his companions. Yes, friends, praise be to our Lord. He has given us the

opportunity, once again, to begin a new lesson, to begin a new book . As you know, in previous chapters we had read and largely completed the section on marriage by an elder. We had only skipped certain bets at the end. Today, inshallah, in this lesson we will try to discuss the Mızraklı religious text, which is more geared towards the general public, a religious text aimed at the public.

First, I need to state that this course will be entirely for the general public. So it will not be a course aimed at the academic community. Because those who already have some knowledge of the scholarly aspect of jurisprudence, that is, those who are somewhat familiar with it,

know that it doesn't even have a proper position in the realm of jurisprudence; in this context, they know that it's not a book that acts as an angel to the student in a scholarly sense, or that raises awareness in a jurisprudential sense. But the unique thing about this book is that it's a work that, even in the Ottoman era, addressed a common public. This is mostly done

in village meeting rooms or by children who are at the very beginning, memorizing things from scratch; they've never studied Islamic jurisprudence in their lives, maybe they're involved in trade or they're just children. He has only recently begun studying Islamic sciences. At the very least, it aims to