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AFRİKA TOPLULUKLARINDA ATALAR KÜLTÜNÜN ÖNEMİ VE İŞLEVİ

Hammet ARSLAN
Pages
7–27
Publication Date
2015-12-30
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In this article we will emphasize theimportance and function of Ancestral cult in the life of Africancommunities.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The cult of ancestors is beliefs, acceptances and practices concerningthe dead elderly people of the family or the clan.
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Key Findings & Data:This cult has a greatprominence among the communities, especially those who have adoptedtraditional understanding.
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Conclusion & Impact:In this article we will emphasize theimportance and function of Ancestral cult in the life of Africancommunities.
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⚙️Variables:Africa · Cult · Ancestral Cult

Abstract

The cult of ancestors is beliefs, acceptances and practices concerningthe dead elderly people of the family or the clan. This cult has a greatprominence among the communities, especially those who have adoptedtraditional understanding. Traditional lifestyles enable past beliefs andpractices to be kept alive by future generations. In African communitieswhere traditional understanding prevails, Ancestral Cult remains important.Africans believe that the ancestors continued to live among themselves.Ancestors have great importance for the continuity of individual and sociallife. Ancestors have serious functions for the possession of children andobtaining wealthy products which is both vital for the existence ofcommunity. They are also considered to protect people from famine,drought and other natural disasters. In this article we will emphasize theimportance and function of Ancestral cult in the life of Africancommunities.

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Atalar kültü, ailenin veya kabilenin ölmüş yaşlı bireyleriyle ilgili inanç, kabul ve uygulamalardır. Bu kült özellikle geleneksel anlayışa bağlı olan topluluklar arasında büyük öneme sahiptir. Geleneksel yaşam tarzı, geçmişteki inanış ve uygulamaların gelecekteki nesiller tarafından yaşatılmasını sağlar. Geleneksel anlayışın hâkim olduğu Afrika topluluklarında da atalar kültü önemini korumaktadır. Afrikalılar ataların kendi aralarında yaşamaya devam ettiğine inanır. Onlar bireysel ve toplumsal hayatın sürekliliği açısından büyük öneme sahiptir. Atalar toplumun varlığı için gerekli olan çocuk sahibi olma ve bereketli ürün elde etmede ciddi fonksiyonlara sahiptir. Onların ayrıca insanları kıtlık, kuraklık ve diğer doğal felaketlerden koruduğu kabul edilir. İşte bu makalede, Afrika topluluklarının hayatında atalar kültünün önemi ve işlevi üzerinde duracağız.

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ARSLAN, H. (2015). AFRİKA TOPLULUKLARINDA ATALAR KÜLTÜNÜN ÖNEMİ VE İŞLEVİ. Bartın Üniversitesi İslami İlimler Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 3 - Sayı: 6, 7–27. https://ajindex.com/articles/119915

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