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THE SELF-POSITIONING PROBLEM OF QADIANISM IN TERM OF NAMING AND MEANING IN QADIANISM

KADİYÂNİLİĞİN İSİM VE İÇERİK BAKIMINDAN KENDİSİNİ KONUMLANDIRMA PROBLEMİ

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Şarkiyat
Pages
669–683
Publication Date
2019-08-31
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Here, in this article, the names of Ahmadiyya in the process will be evaluated in the context of the conjuncture which justify for giving these names.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Ahmadiyya is a religious group founded in 1889 by Mirza Gulam Ahmed.
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Key Findings & Data:This religious group is still active and widespread today.
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Conclusion & Impact:Here, in this article, the names of Ahmadiyya in the process will be evaluated in the context of the conjuncture which justify for giving these names.
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⚙️Variables:Müslüman Ahmediye Cemaati · Mezhep · Cemaat

Abstract

Ahmadiyya is a religious group founded in 1889 by Mirza Gulam Ahmed. This religious group is still active and widespread today. The naming of this religious structure, which still exists today, has been actualized within a certain process. The first names of this religious group, as in other sects, composed names given by his opponents such as “Qadianism”. In process, depending on various socio-political reasons, it took different names like “Ahmadiyya”, “Ahmadiyya Movement”, “Muslim Ahmadiyya Sect”, and “Ahmadiyya Muslim Muslims”. As a result of the efforts of positioning within the main body of Islam, it transformed from “secterian” to “community” and has reached the present day with the name, Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. Here, in this article, the names of Ahmadiyya in the process will be evaluated in the context of the conjuncture which justify for giving these names.

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Ahmedîlik, Mirza Gulam Ahmed tarafından 1889 senesinde kurulmuştur. Bu dini grup günümüzde hala aktif ve yaygın olarak faaliyetlerine devam etmektedir. Günümüzde hala varlığını sürdüren bu dini yapının isimlendirilmesi belli bir süreç dahilinde gerçekleşmiştir. Aldığı ilk isimler ise, diğer mezhepler de olduğu gibi, muhalifleri tarafından verilen “Kadiyânilik” gibi adlandırmalardan oluşmuştur. Süreç içerisinde de yaşanan çeşitli sosyo-politik nedenlere bağlı olarak “Ahmediyye”, “Ahmedîlik”, “Ahmedîye Hareketi”, “Müslüman Ahmediye Mezhebi”, “Ahmedî İnancı Müslümanları” gibi farklı isimler almıştır. İslam ana bünye içerisinde konumlanma gayretlerinin bir sonucu olarak da, isim alırken “mezhepten” “cemaate” dönüşmüş ve günümüze “Müslüman Ahmediye Cemaati” ismiyle ulaşmıştır. İşte bu makalede de, Ahmedîliğin süreç içerisinde aldığı isimler; bu isimlerin verilmesine gerekçe oluşturan konjonktür bağlamında değerlendirilecektir.

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KÜÇÜKÖNER, H. R. (2019). THE SELF-POSITIONING PROBLEM OF QADIANISM IN TERM OF NAMING AND MEANING IN QADIANISM. Şarkiyat, Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 2, 669–683. https://ajindex.com/articles/24959

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