Mısır’da Kral Toth, Eski Yunan’da Hermes ve İslamiyet’te İdris Peygamber olarak bilinen Adem’in yedinci torunu binlerce yıldır bu kültürler ve dinler üzerinde önemli etkiler bıraktı. Hermes/İdris, Tanrı bilgine ulaşmak için gizli bilgilere sahipti ve bu bilgiler herkesin eline geçmesin diye hiyeroglif yazılarla sonraki nesillere bıraktı. Diğer bir özelliği ise Simya yolu ile görünmeyen dünyaya da hükmetmesiydi. İslamiyetin yeni yayılmaya başladığı dönemde Yunan felsefesi ile karşılaşan ilk Müslümanlar, Sabirler üzerinden Hermetik bilgileri öğrendiler. İslam-Türk bilim insanları simyaya da büyük ilgi duydular. Hermetizm, İslamiyete Batınılik üzerinden girerken Anadolu Aleviliğine de etki etti. Hermes’in Anadolu’ya uzanan yolculuğu hala pek çok yönü ile araştırılmaya açık ve gizemli olmaya devam ediyor. |
The 7. generation descendant of Adam, known as King Thoth of Ancient Egypt, God Hermes of Ancient Hellen, and the Prophet Idris of Islam, made great effects on those cultures and religions as long as thousands of years. Hermes owned secret sciences to reach the God knowledge and left those sciences to the next generations in hieroglyph texts in order not to be misused by some. Furthermore he had an ability to dominate invisible world by alchemy. At the period of first expansion of Islam, Muslims who first time encountered with Greek philosophy also came to know Hermetic thoughts through Sabirs. Islamic-Turkish scientists of that period had great interest particularly on the alchemy. While Hermetism found an access to Islam by hermetic secret knowledge, it also had a way to make an effect on the Alevism in Anatolia. Journey of Hermes to Anatolia still continue to be mysterious and in need of further research.
Primary Language | Turkish |
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Subjects | Social |
Journal Section | Research Articles |
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Publication Date | January 30, 2019 |
Submission Date | November 4, 2018 |
Acceptance Date | November 28, 2018 |
Published in Issue | Year 2019, Volume 3, Issue 1 |
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