| Creation from Quranic Perspective (Semantic explanation of concepts related to creation and the creating out of nothing in Quran) | Mustafa ÖZTÜRK | 1–35 |
| Sir?j al-D?n al-Urmaw?'s Quest for a DisciplineThat Leads to Islamic Thought: A Study on Ris?la f? al-farq bayna maw???ay al-?ilm al-il?h? wa al-kal?m | TUNA TUNAGÖZ | 37–82 |
| Sir?j al-D?n al-Urmaw?'s Quest for a DisciplineThat Leads to Islamic Thought: A Study on Ris?la f? al-farq bayna maw???ay al-?ilm al-il?h? wa al-kal?m | Tuna TUNAGÖZ | 37–82 |
| Irshad Al-Aql Al-Salim and Its Status in Exegetical Tradition | Yunus EKİN | 83–118 |
| Coming of the Mâturidism in Aleppo and Damascus | Ahmet AK | 119–138 |
| The Loanwords in the Noble Qur'an-Instance of Words Derived from Turkish Origin | HAKAN UĞUR | 139–156 |
| The Loanwords in the Noble Qur'an-Instance of Words Derived from Turkish Origin | Hakan UĞUR | 139–156 |
| The Place and Importance of Religious Music Education in the Quran Courses | Arif DEMİR | 157–181 |
| Shawk?n?'s Thoughts Opposing to the Majority of Muslim Scholars concerning Some Issues of Family Law and Evaluation of Them | FATİH ÇİNAR | 183–217 |
| Shawk?n?'s Thoughts Opposing to the Majority of Muslim Scholars concerning Some Issues of Family Law and Evaluation of Them | Fatih ÇİNAR | 183–217 |
| A Psychological Approach to the Pilgrimage | AHMET RİFAT GEÇİOĞLU | 219–243 |
| Martin Heidegger's Dasein Concept | Hüseyin Âdem TÜLÜCE | 245–259 |
| Martin Heidegger's Dasein Concept | Hüseyin Âdem TÜLÜCE | 245–259 |
| Classical Arabic and the Decresed Use of it | Seyhan Osman MUHAMMED | 261–276 |
| Ghazali's View on Causation and Adetullah | YUSUF OKŞAR |