RAHMAN: BГјtГјn mahlukatД±na sayД±sД±z nimetler ve rД±zД±klar veren, onlarД±n ihtiyaГ§larД±nД± gГ¶ren ve yarattД±klarД± hakkД±nda hayД±r ve rahmet dileyen manasД±ndadД±r.
Ећu Гўleme baktД±ДџД±mД±zda gГ¶zГјmГјzle gГ¶rГјyoruz ki birisi var, yeryГјzГјnГј bir sofra yapmД±Еџ, o sofrayД± en leziz yiyecekler ile doldurmuЕџ ve o sofraya bГјtГјn canlД±larД± davet etmiЕџ. Ећimdi gelin hayalen bu sofralarda gezelim:
Д°Еџte hayvanatД±n sofrasД±! BakД±n, her hayvana layД±k olduДџu ve ihtiyaГ§ duyduДџu rД±zД±k veriliyor.
1. Д°Еџte balД±klar! OnlarД± besleyen ne de gГјzel besliyor, rД±zД±klarД± aДџД±zlarД±na kadar konuluyor. Kim onlarД± bГ¶yle zahmetsizce besleyen?
2. Д°Еџte denizlerin dipleri! KaranlД±k, Д±ssД±z, acД± bir su, kum ve Г§aresiz mahluklar! Ancak hiГ§birinin rД±zkД± unutulmuyor, hiГ§biri aГ§ bД±rakД±lmД±yor ve ihtiyaГ§larД± mГјkemmel bir Еџekilde karЕџД±lanД±yor. Kim onlarД± bГ¶yle merhametle besleyip denizin dibini onlara RahmanГ® bir sofra yapan? Ve o sofradan istifade edebilmeleri iГ§in gerekli cihazlarД± onlara takan?
3. Д°Еџte bГ¶cekler! KГјГ§ГјcГјk, zayД±f ve Гўcizler! Ama ne kadar da kolay besleniyorlar. MuhtaГ§lar. GГјГ§leri yok. Kimi elsiz, kimi gГ¶zsГјz, kimi ayaksД±z. Ancak ihtiyaГ§larД± ve rД±zД±klarД± ellerinin yetiЕџmediДџi yerlerden ne de mГјkemmel veriliyor. Kim, bu Гўcizlere merhamet edip ihtiyaГ§larД±nД± gГ¶ren?
4. Д°Еџte Гўciz ve merhamete muhtaГ§ yavrular! RД±zД±klarД± umulmadД±k ve ellerinin yetiЕџmediДџi bir yerden, mГјnasip bir vakitte ve ihtiyaГ§ nispetinde onlara veriliyor. YardД±mlarД±na koЕџuluyor. HГўlbuki ihtiyaГ§larД±nД±n yГјzde birini karЕџД±lamaya kendi gГјГ§leri yetmez. Demek onlarД±n ihtiyacД±nД± bilen, onlarД± merhamet ve Еџefkatle besleyen perde arkasД±nda birisi var. Kim bu zat? CevabД± Kur’an versin:
“YeryГјzГјnde rД±zkД± Allah’a ait olmayan hiГ§bir canlД± yoktur. O, onlarД±n karar kД±ldД±klarД± yerleri de emaneten durduklarД± yerleri de bilir. OnlarД±n hepsi apaГ§Д±k bir kitaptadД±r.” (Hud, 11/6)
Ve Rahman’ Д±n o sofrasД±ndan istifade eden diДџer muhtaГ§lar! Ећimdi de Rahman ’Д±n sofrasД±nda misafir olan bitkiler taifesine bakalД±m! Hayvanlara kД±yasla daha Гўciz ve daha fakir! Ama Гўcizliklerine binaen Rahman olan Allah onlarД± daha zahmetsiz besliyor. RД±zД±klarД± ayaklarД±na gГ¶nderiliyor. Bazen oluyor sД±caktan ve susuzluktan feryat eden o bitkilere bir bulut ordusu ile imdat ediliyor. GГјneЕџ baЕџlarД±nda lamba ve soba, toprak altlarД±nda mineraller ile dolu bir mahzen. CiДџerleri hГјkmГјnde olan yapraklarД± ile havayД± teneffГјs ediyorlar.
Kim, bu bitkilerin feryadД±nД± iЕџitip cansД±z mahlukatД±n elleriyle onlara yardД±m eden?
Ve Еџimdi bu RahmanГ® sofranД±n en Еџerefli misafirine geldik! SofranД±n kurulmasД±nД±n sebebi, yeryГјzГјnГјn halifesi ve Rahman olan Allah’Д±n has muhatabД± olan insan! BakalД±m Еџerefine sofralarД±n kurulduДџu insan iГ§in Allah neler hazД±rlamД±Еџ ve Rahman isminin tecellisini o sofralarda nasД±l gГ¶stermiЕџ!
Acaba Rahman olan Allah’Д±mД±z, rahmetinin bu kadar sГјslГј meyveleriyle kendini bize sevdirmek istese. Mukabilinde insan ibadetle kendini O’na sevdirmese. Hem bu kadar tГјrlГј tГјrlГј nimetlerle muhabbet ve rahmetini gГ¶sterse. Mukabilinde insan ЕџГјkГјr ve hamd ile ona hГјrmet etmezse bu insan, insan ismine layД±k mД±dД±r?
HГўlbuki bГјtГјn bu nimetlerin veriliЕџ sebebini Rabbimiz kitabД±nda ЕџГ¶yle beyan etmiЕџtir:
“Ey iman edenler! Size verdiДџimiz rД±zД±klarД±n hoЕџ ve temiz olanlarД±ndan yiyin ve Allah’a ЕџГјkredin! EДџer yalnД±z O’na kulluk ediyorsanД±z.” (Bakara, 2/172)
Eserin TamamД±
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Esma - GiriЕџ
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Allah(c.c.)
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Er- Rahman
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Er-Rahim
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El-Melik
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El-KuddГјs
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El-MГј'min
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Es-Selam
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El-MГјheymin
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El-Aziz
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El-Cebbar
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El-MГјtekebbir
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El-HalД±k
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El-Bari
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El-Musavvir
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El-Gaffar
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El-Kahhar
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El-Vehhab
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Er-Rezzak
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El-Fettah
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El-Alim
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El-BГўsД±t
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El-KГўbД±d
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El-HГўfid
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Er-RГўfi
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El-Muiz
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El-Muzil
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El- Hakem
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Es-Semi
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El- Basir
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El- Adl
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El- Latif
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El- Habir
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El- Halim
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El- Azim
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El-Gafur
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EЕџ- ЕћekГ»r
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