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The study of the positive aspects in the writings of some orientalists on the Prophet Muhammad was of great importance in our research in to find out their opinions and sayings in the Messenger, and in the principles that Islam brought forth, and what emerged from these positive studies in the Messenger of Other reflections. The research was divided into an introduction and two topics, the first topic: the half of some Western orientalists in their writings on the Prophet Muhammad , the second topic: the impact of the positive writings of some orientalists on the Prophet Muhammad and its implications on Islamic studies

The positive role of the administrative judge appears in the balance between public order and public freedoms by protecting the public rights and freedoms of individuals in society, as this role is evidenced by the administrative judge’s exercise of the interpretative or discretionary function granted to him, which has a direct impact on the lives of individuals and their freedoms on the one hand. And the public order on the other hand, because the discretionary power granted by the legislator to the judge enables him in many subjects and issues, and he must take the initiative, so here comes his positive role in understanding and interpreting texts and then applying them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Vahiy Menşeli Kutsal Metinlerin pek çok edebî sanatı bir anlatım üslûbu olarak benimsediğibilinmektedir. Bu üslûp yapılanması o metinlere efsunkâr bir ifade gücü kazandırmaktadır.Çalışma, edebî sanat türlerinden biri olan “tıbâk” [tezat] sanatı dâhilinde Kur’an’ın optimistyaklaşımını yansıtan yapısıyla, “olumlu-olumsuz” eşleşmesinde olumlunun olumsuzdan önce zikredilmesininmantığını ve mana inceliklerini konu almaktadır. Çalışma, “tıbâk” sanatının farklıtürleri için örnek oluşturan ayetlerin yorumunu esas almakta olup, bunun nirengi noktasını dailâhî ve beşerî fiiller teşkil etmektedir. “Tıbâk” sanatı özelinde her iki tür eylemden bahsedenayetler ilk sırada olumluyu, ikinci sırada da olumsuzu bahse konu etmektedir ki, bu da kozmikâlemde olduğu gibi, onun sözlü simgesi mesabesindeki Kur’an’da da optimizmin hâkim olduğununkanıtıdır. Bazı ayetlerde olumsuzun olumludan önce zikredilmesine gelince; bu Kur’an’ın benimsediğioptimist üslûba aykırı olmayıp, tamamen kontekstin gereğidir ve mantıkî sebepleri bulunmaktadır.

Fatherhood is a theme that recurs in literature. It motivated many poets, novelists, and dramatists. Whereas some of poets wrote elegies for their fathers, others wrote novels and plays in which absent fathers were the cause of the difficulties confronted by the characters in these literary works. In addition, there are plays and novels where fathers are an inspiring force guiding their offspring. Significantly, fathers whether absent or present do influence their children. Their influence may be positive as well as negative affecting the family in particular and the society in general. In some of the novels, the father figure represents a moral guide, such as Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird (1960). In this novel, which won the Pulitzer Prize, a father of two children influences his son and daughter positively. Besides, he is an example to be followed by his children and his community. Conversely, in Charles Dickens’s Dombey and Son (1848), a father of two children negatively influences his daughter and his family. The aim of this study is to investigate the familial ties in two novels and explore the role of fathers in constructing healthy children which will lead to a healthy texture of the society in general.

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