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"“Onward! In order to gain a further degree from among the infinite degrees of faith, let us refer to the totality of the cosmos, and listen to what it says. We will then be able to perfect and illumine the lessons we have received from its components and parts.”" içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu
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("The Qur’an demonstrates, moreover, such a freshness, youth and originality, that even though it has lived for fourteen centuries and passed through many hands, it retains its freshness as if it had only just been revealed. Every century sees the Qur’an enjoying a new youth, as if it were addressing that century in particular. Similarly, scholars of every branch of learning, even though they keep the Qur’an constantly at their side in order to ben..." içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu)
("“Onward! In order to gain a further degree from among the infinite degrees of faith, let us refer to the totality of the cosmos, and listen to what it says. We will then be able to perfect and illumine the lessons we have received from its components and parts.”" içeriğiyle yeni sayfa oluşturdu)
459. satır: 459. satır:
Our traveller, our voyager through life, knew now that faith is the most precious capital man can have, for it bestows on indigent man not some transient and ephemeral field or dwelling, but a palace, indeed an eternal kingdom as vast as the whole cosmos or the  world itself. Faith also bestows on ephemeral  man  all he will need  for life  eternal; delivers  from eternal annihilation wretched man who waits on the gallows for the arrival of fate; and opens to man an eternal treasury of everlasting felicity. The traveller then said to himself:
Our traveller, our voyager through life, knew now that faith is the most precious capital man can have, for it bestows on indigent man not some transient and ephemeral field or dwelling, but a palace, indeed an eternal kingdom as vast as the whole cosmos or the  world itself. Faith also bestows on ephemeral  man  all he will need  for life  eternal; delivers  from eternal annihilation wretched man who waits on the gallows for the arrival of fate; and opens to man an eternal treasury of everlasting felicity. The traveller then said to himself:


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“Onward! In order to gain a further degree from among the infinite degrees of faith, let us refer to the totality of the cosmos, and listen to what it says. We will then be able to perfect and illumine the lessons we have received from its components and parts.”
“Haydi, ileri! İmanın hadsiz mertebelerinden bir mertebe daha kazanmak için '''kâinatın heyet-i mecmuası'''na müracaat edip o da ne diyor, dinlemeliyiz; erkânından ve eczasından aldığımız dersleri tekmil ve tenvir etmeliyiz.” diye Kur’an’dan aldığı geniş ve ihatalı bir dürbün ile baktı, gördü:
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Looking through the broad and comprehensive telescope he had taken from the Qur’an,  he saw the cosmos to be so meaningful and well-ordered that it took on the shape of an embodied book of the Glorious One, an incarnate dominical Qur’an, a finely adorned palace  of the Eternally Besought  One, an orderly city of the Most Merciful. All the suras, verses, and words of that book of the universe, even its very letters, chapters, divisions, pages, and lines, through their constant  meaningful effacement  and reaffirmation, their wise changes  and alternations,  gave unanimous expression to the existence and presence of One Who has Knowledge of all things and Power over all things as the author of the book, of a Glorious Inscriber and a Perfect Scribe seeing all things in all things and knowing the relationship of all things with all things. So too all the species and particles of the cosmos, all its inhabitants and contents, all that enters it and leaves it, all the providential changes and the wise processses of rejuvenation that occur in it — these proclaim in unison the existence and unity of an exalted craftsman, a peerless Maker Who sets to work with limitless power and infinite wisdom. The testimony of two great and vast truths, of a piece with the immensity of the cosmos, affirms this supreme witness of the cosmos.
Bu kâinat, o kadar manidar ve muntazamdır ki mücessem bir kitab-ı Sübhanî ve cismanî bir Kur’an-ı Rabbanî ve müzeyyen bir saray-ı Samedanî ve muntazam bir şehr-i Rahmanî suretinde görünüyor. O kitabın bütün sureleri, âyetleri ve kelimatları, hattâ harfleri ve babları ve fasılları ve sayfaları ve satırları, umumunun her vakit manidarane mahv ve ispatları ve hakîmane tağyir ve tahvilleri; icma ile bir Alîm-i külli şey’in ve bir Kadîr-i külli şey’in ve bir musannifin, her şeyde her şeyi gören ve her şeyin her şeyi ile münasebetini bilen, riayet eden bir Nakkaş-ı Zülcelal’in ve bir Kâtib-i Zülkemal’in vücudunu ve mevcudiyetini bilbedahe ifade ettikleri gibi bütün erkân ve envaıyla ve ecza ve cüz’iyatıyla ve sekeneleri ve müştemilatıyla ve vâridat ve masarifatıyla ve onlarda maslahatkârane tebdilleriyle ve hikmet-perverane tecdidleriyle, bi’l-ittifak hadsiz bir kudret ve nihayetsiz bir hikmetle iş gören âlî bir ustanın ve misilsiz bir Sâni’in mevcudiyetini ve vahdetini bildiriyorlar. Ve kâinatın azametine münasip iki büyük ve geniş hakikatin şehadetleri, kâinatın bu büyük şehadetini ispat ediyorlar.
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'''FIRST TRUTH:''' These are the truths of ‘createdness’ and ‘contingency’ established with countless proofs by the gifted scholars of the principles of religion and the science of theology, as well as the sages of Islam.
'''Birinci Hakikat:''' Usûlü’d-din ve ilm-i kelâmın dâhî ulemasının ve hükema-i İslâmiyenin gördükleri ve hadsiz bürhanlarla ispat ettikleri “'''hudûs'''” ve “'''imkân'''” hakikatleridir. Onlar demişler ki:
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