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Risale-i Nur Kulliyat
Bediuzzaman Said Nursi
Bediuzzaman Said Nursi
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Table of contents
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Contents
Foreword
PART ONE The Old Said
Chapter One - Childhood and Youth
Birth and Early Childhood
Said Begins His Studies
Visit to Nurs
One of the Nurs students will revivify the religion of Islam
Young Said’s Independence
Said Dreams of the Prophet (PBUH
Bayezit
Şirvan
Siirt
Bitlis
Şirvan
Tillo
Molla Said and Mustafa Pasha
Mardin
Bitlis
Van
Chapter Two - Istanbul Before Freedom
Foreword
The Constitutional Movement
Tahir Pasha ’s Letter
The Şekerci Han
Proposals for Educational Reform
Toptaşı and the ’Conversation with the Doctor’
Chapter Three - Freedom and Constitutionalism
Salonica
’Address to Freedom’
Bediuzzaman’s Ideas on Freedom and Constitutionalism
Bediuzzaman Combats Disunity and Secularism
"Europe is pregnant with Islam"
Bediuzzaman Maintains Public Order
Chapter Four - Bediuzzaman and the Thirty-First of March Incident
Introduction
The Muhammadan Union
The Mawlid in Aya Sophia
Derviş Vahdetî
Background to the Revolt
The Revolt
Bediuzzaman Calls for Order
The Court Martial
Chapter Five - "The Future Shall Be Islam’s, And Islam’s Alone"
Bediuzzaman Heads East
Among the Tribes of Eastern Anatolia
Questions on Minority Rights
Bediuzzaman Addresses the Generations of the Future
The Damascus Sermon
Chapter Six - The Medresetü’z-Zehrâ
Return to Istanbul
The Rumelia Journey
Return to Van—1913
"Arms and Books Side by Side"
Chapter Seven - War and Captivity
Bediuzzaman and the War
Events on the Eastern Front
The Front
Signs of Miraculousness
Bediuzzaman and His Militia Move South
The Fall of Bitlis and Capture of Bediuzzaman
The Prisoner-of-War Camps
Chapter Eight - Return and Appointment to the Darü’l-Hikmeti’l-İslâmiye
The Escape and Return Journey
Istanbul
An Outline of Events from 1918 to 1922
Bediuzzaman and the Darü’l-Hikmeti’l-İslamiye
Fatwa and Counter- Fatwa
Green Crescent Society and Medrese Teachers’ Association
Bediuzzaman’s Ill-Health
Chapter Nine - The Supremacy of the Qur’ an and Birth of the New Said
"The Strongest Voice will be Islam’s"
The Absolute Sovereignty of the Qur’an
Birth of the New Said
Chapter Ten - Opposition to the British and Move to Ankara
Bediuzzaman’s Dagger
Bediuzzaman Opposes an Autonomous Kurdistan
Bediuzzaman Combats the British
Ankara
PART TWO The New Said
Chapter One - Van
Van
The Shaykh Said Revolt
The Journey to Exile
Burdur
Isparta
Chapter Two - Barla
Isolation in Barla
The Attempt to Uproot Islam
The Risale-i Nur
Resurrection and the Hereafter
Life in Barla
Abdurrahman’s Death and Bediuzzaman’s Students
The Risale-i Nur Spreads
"Divine Favours" Associated with the Writing of the Risale-i Nur
The Authorities Increase Their Pressure on Bediuzzaman
Bediuzzaman’s Relations with the World and the Worldly
Isparta
Chapter Three - Eskişehir
The Arrests Start
Eskisehir Prison
"The Prison Became Like a Mosque"
Eskişehir Court
Bediuzzaman’s Defence
Chapter Four - Kastamonu
Life in Kastamonu
The Way of the Risale-i Nur and its Function
The Supreme Sign
Regenerator of Religion
Mawlana Khalid Baghdadi’s Jubba
More on the Risale-i Nur’s Function and Bediuzzaman’s Advice to his Students Concerning This
Aloofness from Political Life
Sincerity and the Collective Personality of the Students of the Risale-i Nu
More Glimpses of Bediuzzaman’s Life in Kastamonu
The Risale-i Nur becomes Established
Parts of the Risale-i Nur Written in Kastamonu
Increased Harassment and Arrest
Bediuzzaman is Arrested
Kastamonu-Ankara-Isparta
Chapter Five - Denizli
Introduction
Life in Denizli Prison
Denizli Court
Extracts from Bediuzzaman’s Defence
The ’Fifth Ray’
The True Nature of the Case
The Acquittal
The Şehir Hotel
Chapter Six - Emirdağ
Introduction
Introduction
Arrival in Emirdağ
The Risale-i Nur
Conditions
Increased Harassment and Prelude to Afyon
Chapter Seven - Afyon
Afyon Prison
Life in Afyon Prison
Bediuzzaman is Seen Outside the Prison
The Flag Incident
Afyon Court
The Experts’ Report
The Trial Continues
The Court’s Verdict
PART THREE The Third Said
The Third Said
Introduction
Emirdağ
Korea
Eskişehir and Isparta
The ’Guide for Youth’ Trial - 1952
Akşehir Palas and Reşadiye Hotels
Emirdağ
The Pakistan Deputy Education Minister’s Visit
Istanbul
Isparta
The Publishing of the Risale-i Nur and Other Activities
The Risale-i Nur’s ’Positive’ Method of Service and Relations with the Democrat Government
Bediuzzaman’s Support for the Baghdad Pact
Other Matters on which the Third Said Addressed the Democrats
Further Victories and the Struggle Continues
Sincerity and Bediuzzaman’s Health and State of Mind
Bediuzzaman’s Will and His Wish for an Unknown Grave
Bediuzzaman’s Trips to Ankara, Istanbul, and Konya
Bediuzzaman’s Last Days
Urfa
Bediuzzaman is Buried in the Halilürrahman Dergah
The Military Junta Orders the Removal of Bediuzzaman’s Remains to an Unknown Spot
Conclusion
Addendum - Selections From The Risale-i Nur
1. The Order in the Universe
2. Part of Bediuzzaman’s Refutation of Nature
3. Proofs of Divine Unity
4. An Explanation of Divine Oneness
5. The Renewal of Belief and the Highway of the Qur’an
6. The Three Faces of the World
7. Philosophy and the Qur’an
8. On the Nature of Man
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