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Ali Emiri Manzum No. A Blk. Sheridan ISBN: Kanuni Medresesi Sok. Human beings make use of their ability to engage in intellectual activity in order to create scientific, artistic, and cultural values, and with the culture and thought that they produce, they give direction to the flow of history. Relationships among civilizations, cultures, religions, ideologi- es, and ethnic and sectarian sensibilities have laid the groundwork now for conflict and disintegration, and now for reconciliation and cooperation.
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Whoever finds it easy to get as far as the refuge of that tavern and the temple of its aged and clement keeper, his lot in life is truly blessed by God.
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Sendikalar kurduk. Should you be willing to give your life on the path to God, the sultan of absolute beauty, and, divorc- ing yourself from all worldly bonds, should you sacrifice your whole being to Him, then as soon as you have decided on such a path, God will open to you all the beauties of the hidden world to show you the reality of things, and will guide you on this path and, just as the sun draws motes of dust unto itself, He will speedily draw you up to Himself. In the system of classical Ottoman poetry, the most characteristic trait of the beloved and of the beauty is faithlessness. All that is in my heart I have spilled. Yeni maddede ne deniyor. My lonely, passionate heart — call for the calming arrow I thirst — go through this desert for me, find water for me. This infidel eye is drunk with flirtation, and has now come out into the open bearing the blood-stained sword of its lashes. The daffodil has planted its eye on the road and the boxwood is awaiting orders. Ama nurculuk lehinde faaliyette bulunabilecektir. The relationship between wine and love occupies an important place in the figurative system of classical Ottoman poetry, nourished as it is by Sufi symbolism. Other examples of this complex interaction of rhetorical devices are the following couplets:. The specific event that provided the impetus for this project was a request by my colleague Prof. In Sufism, the cypress represents God. In classical Ottoman poetry, steel weapons such as swords, daggers, and arrowheads are often used as tropes for water, since water is used in the hardening process of such weapons.
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When your ruinous wind of contempt blows, the stars scatter like sparks shot from smoldering ash. Mehmet Rauf. Surely it is hard to step out upon the wide and deep sea without fear. As deep in this love as I am, who can I be friend, to whom can I cry — because of you, the whole world is now an enemy to me. In this state, all worldly perceptions vanish and consciousness, wisdom, knowledge, and good works are transcended or, in a sense, rendered meaningless. Let your sweet lips do what is worthy of them! As even Western sources admit, he worked to preserve and protect the Christian monuments found in the cities he conquered, even from his own soldiers, of which Hagia Sophia provides the best- known example. These faithless beauties and faithless beloveds are not interested in the lover, who sacrifices all he has for love, but are interested only in wealth, in goods, in gold and silver. For them, to state that such a thing might happen is by no means a curse but, on the contrary, a cause for joy. Whoever sees Galata longs no more for the heaven of Firdevs. He heeded their words.
I consider, that you are mistaken.