Abstract
A
human history is interesting with its experiments. This makes one think deep
and take a pen to wrap that practice into the paper. This article is a
conclusion of the spiritual life practice of Saida (me), who was born in the
times of the Soviet Union, where the religious life was banned. Did an atheist
system in the Soviet Union ban the way to God of people? What is that feeling
which seeks the way to God? What is the Tasavvuf (Mysticism)? What is the
spirituality? In order to respond to these questions, a spiritual practice of
Saida, as well as Islamic Mysticism (Sufism), were conducted to examine.
References
- O’zbekiston Milliy Ensiklopediyasi, Tashkent, 2000-2005.
- Lemercier, Chantal, Sufi Brotherhoods in the USSR: A Historical Survey, Journal Central Asian Survey, Volume 2, 1983 - Issue 4.
- Alvi, Farhat, The Significant Role of Sufism in Central Asia, the Journal of the Punjab University.
- Abhayananda, Swami, History of Mysticism, Newly Revised Twenty-fifth Anniversary Edition 2012.
- Minin, P. M., Mistitsizm i Ego Priroda, Pravoslavnaya Entsiklopediya Azbuka Veri, 2017.
- Altintas, Hayrani, Tasavvuf Tarihi, AUIFY, Ankara 1986.
- Burckhardt, Titus, Introduction to Sufi Doctrine, World Wisdom, Canada, 2008.
- Isabaeva, Mairamkan, Bagimsizlik Oncesi ve Sonrasi Orta Asya’da Naksibendilik, Huseyniyye Kolu Orneginde, ODUIF, 2017-Issue 22.
- Hasaniy, Mahmad, Razzakova, Mavjuda, Hojagon Tariqati va Hoja Hasan Andaqiy, Ozbekiston Nashriyoti, Tashkent, 2003.
- Ahmedova, Zamira, Turkler Arasinda Islamiyet’in Yayılmasında Tasavvufun Rolu, YLT, Ankara, 2006.
- Spencer, Maya, What is Spirituality? A Personal Explanation, PSYCH, 2012. Bedirhan, Yasar, Saipova, Saida, The Role of a Muslim Woman in Central Asia in the Preservation of Traditional and Religious Life During the Soviet Union Period, SHSR Journal, Volume:5, 2018-Issue:18.
- MEDIA REFERENCES https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/uzbek-suzani-1177497 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxQa561FDew
Abstract
A
human history is interesting with its experiments. This makes one think deep
and take a pen to wrap that practice into the paper. This article is a
conclusion of the spiritual life practice of Saida (me), who was born in the
times of the Soviet Union, where the religious life was banned. Did an atheist
system in the Soviet Union ban the way to God of people? What is that feeling
which seeks the way to God? What is the Tasavvuf (Mysticism)? What is the
spirituality? In order to respond to these questions, a spiritual practice of
Saida, as well as Islamic Mysticism (Sufism), were conducted to examine.
References
- O’zbekiston Milliy Ensiklopediyasi, Tashkent, 2000-2005.
- Lemercier, Chantal, Sufi Brotherhoods in the USSR: A Historical Survey, Journal Central Asian Survey, Volume 2, 1983 - Issue 4.
- Alvi, Farhat, The Significant Role of Sufism in Central Asia, the Journal of the Punjab University.
- Abhayananda, Swami, History of Mysticism, Newly Revised Twenty-fifth Anniversary Edition 2012.
- Minin, P. M., Mistitsizm i Ego Priroda, Pravoslavnaya Entsiklopediya Azbuka Veri, 2017.
- Altintas, Hayrani, Tasavvuf Tarihi, AUIFY, Ankara 1986.
- Burckhardt, Titus, Introduction to Sufi Doctrine, World Wisdom, Canada, 2008.
- Isabaeva, Mairamkan, Bagimsizlik Oncesi ve Sonrasi Orta Asya’da Naksibendilik, Huseyniyye Kolu Orneginde, ODUIF, 2017-Issue 22.
- Hasaniy, Mahmad, Razzakova, Mavjuda, Hojagon Tariqati va Hoja Hasan Andaqiy, Ozbekiston Nashriyoti, Tashkent, 2003.
- Ahmedova, Zamira, Turkler Arasinda Islamiyet’in Yayılmasında Tasavvufun Rolu, YLT, Ankara, 2006.
- Spencer, Maya, What is Spirituality? A Personal Explanation, PSYCH, 2012. Bedirhan, Yasar, Saipova, Saida, The Role of a Muslim Woman in Central Asia in the Preservation of Traditional and Religious Life During the Soviet Union Period, SHSR Journal, Volume:5, 2018-Issue:18.
- MEDIA REFERENCES https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/uzbek-suzani-1177497 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxQa561FDew
Details
| Primary Language | English |
|---|---|
| Journal Section | Uluslararası Toplumsal Bilimler Dergisi Cilt 3 Sayı 1 |
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| Publication Date | June 30, 2019 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2019 Volume: 3 Issue: 1 |
