Ömer Nasuhi Bilmen

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Ömer (Omar) Nasuhi Bilmen ( Ottoman عمر نسحي بيلمن; * 1883 in the province of Erzurum ; † October 12, 1971 in Istanbul ) was an Islamic religious scholar .

Life

After successfully studying Islamic theology and numerous activities, he was appointed Mufti in Istanbul in 1943 . On June 30, 1960, he assumed the position of Chairman of the Office for Religious Affairs ( Diyanet ) of the Republic of Turkey , and shortly thereafter retired. In addition to Turkish, he also mastered the Ottoman, Arabic , Persian and French languages. During his many years of teaching at various schools and institutes, he wrote several works. Ömer Nasuhi Bilmen died on October 12, 1971 in Istanbul. His specialties included Hanafi law and Maturidic theology .

Works (selection)

  • İslam Hukukunda Manevi Zararların Tazmini , 1941
  • Kuranı kerim'den Dersler ve Öğütler , 3 volumes, 1947–1950
  • Eshabı Kiram , 1948
  • Yüksek İslam Ahlakı , 1949
  • Büyük İslam ilmihali , 1949
    • German translation: subtleties of Islamic belief: Islamic catechism. Astec, undated, undated (Bochum 2004), ISBN 3-00-015510-4 ; New translation: The Great Handbook of Islam. Astec, o. O. o. J. (Bochum 2012), ISBN 978-605-8752-51-1 .
  • Hukuku islamiye ve ıstılahatı fıkhiye kamusu , 6 volumes, 1949–1952
  • Sureti Feth Tefsiri , 1953
  • Tefsir Tarihi , 1955
  • Kuranı Kerim'in Tefsiri ve Türkçe Meali Alisi , 1956
  • Sualli Cevaaplı Dini Bilgiler , 1959
  • Muvazzah İlmi Kelam , 1959
  • İlmi Tevhid , 1962

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personal data
SURNAME Bilmen, Ömer Nasuhi
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bilmen, Omar Nasuhi; عمر نسحي بيلمن (Ottoman)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Islamic religious scholar
DATE OF BIRTH 1883
PLACE OF BIRTH Erzurum Province
DATE OF DEATH October 12, 1971
Place of death Istanbul