Description
Lawyer-writer Abdurrahim Dede, in his work “İlah Yok” (There is No Deity), takes the reader on a profound cognitive journey through human nature’s quest for truth. The book examines how humans unknowingly cling to false absolutes throughout their lives, illustrating the fallacy of a baby seeing itself as a deity, a child their parents, a youth the state, and a mature person the sun. The author emphasizes that the phrase “Lâ ilâhe” is not a statement of denial, but rather a threshold of realization that cleanses the human mind, its dependencies, and its idols. Arguing that the truth becomes visible by letting go of what is false, this book explains the ontological and psychological process of recognizing Allah, the only true source of absolute power, by understanding the impermanence of all created things. This work is not an end, but a beginning for those who wish to grasp the true essence of tawhid (the oneness of God).
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| Book Type | E-BOOK, Hard Copy |