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Rethinking the sacred journey from Lamaist and sufi traditional perspectives

Lamaist ve sûfî gelenek üzerinden ''kutsal yolculuğu'' yeniden düşünmek

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Even though journeying to sacred places almost entirely lost its meaning presently, because of advanced technology transportation vehicles; the pilgrimage journeys of the Lamaists today and Ibrahim Bin Adham’s in the past, although they are from different religions, remind us of this meaning again.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Contrary to their simple and casual physical appearances, the patterns of reli- gious rituals are complex.
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Key Findings & Data:Of these, pilgrimage is the one that reflects the human’s reach out for the sacred in a finest and most symbolic way.
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Conclusion & Impact:Even though journeying to sacred places almost entirely lost its meaning presently, because of advanced technology transportation vehicles; the pilgrimage journeys of the Lamaists today and Ibrahim Bin Adham’s in the past, although they are from different religions, remind us of this meaning again.
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Abstract

Contrary to their simple and casual physical appearances, the patterns of reli- gious rituals are complex. They are designed to arouse profound feelings in hu- man conscience. Of these, pilgrimage is the one that reflects the human’s reach out for the sacred in a finest and most symbolic way. Even though journeying to sacred places almost entirely lost its meaning presently, because of advanced technology transportation vehicles; the pilgrimage journeys of the Lamaists today and Ibrahim Bin Adham’s in the past, although they are from different religions, remind us of this meaning again.

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Dini ritüellerin şekilleri dışarıdan göründüğünün aksine basit ve sıradan ol- mayıp, insan şuurunda derin hisler uyandırmak maksadıyla kurgulanmıştır. Hac fenomeni ise, insanın “kutsala ulaşma” çabasını en güzel ve en sembolik biçimde ifade eden ritüellerdendir. Her ne kadar şimdilerde ileri teknoloji ürü- nü ulaşım vasıtaları yüzünden “kutsala yolculuk” kavramı esprisini yitirmek üzere olsa da, günümüzde Lamaistlerin, geçmişte ise İbrahim Bin Edhem’in hac yolculukları farklı dinden olmalarına rağmen bize bu espriyi yeniden ha- tırlatır niteliktedir.

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ÖZTÜRK, N. (2011). Rethinking the sacred journey from Lamaist and sufi traditional perspectives. Tasavvuf İlmi ve Akademik Araştırma Dergisi, Sayı: 27, 253–268. https://ajindex.com/articles/359244

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