İman Artıp Azalır mı? | Fikret Çetin 117

Is faith merely "believing" in something, or is it a much deeper existential integration? In this episode, we explore the chasm between the concepts of "faith" and "belief" through the semantics of the Quran. We discuss why the philosophical concept of "theism" (acceptance of God's existence) and the Islamic conception of "faith" are not the same thing, and why faith in the Prophet requires not just "confirmation," but a heartfelt love and a melting feeling. You will also witness how the debates on "increase and decrease of faith" changed, starting with the reaction of early Islamic scholar Ibn Masud to the phrase "Insha'Allah, I am a believer," and continuing up to the time of Imam Abu Hanifa. Don't forget to watch the video until the end to discover the flavor of Quranic words in their natural (semantic) habitat! ▶️ Don't forget to like, hype, comment, and share the broadcast. 🔔 You can subscribe to our channel to be notified of new videos. Enjoy watching... Most Viewed Videos: 1-) The Epstein Scandal and Divine Justice | Fikret Çetin https://ytbe.app/go/vbhade4L 2-) The Only Door to Heaven | BiTrio https://ytbe.app/go/2fIzhsGS 3-) Atheism is an Old Wives' Tale! | Free Zone: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ahmet Kavlak https://ytbe.app/go/9PoB2TYJ 00:00 Intro 00:57 Introduction 02:18 Semantic Meaning of Quranic Words 05:20 Is Belief in the Prophet a Mere Affirmation? 10:11 Why Do We Pray in Congregation? 15:10 The Difference Between Theism in Philosophy and Faith in the Quran 16:25 Can One Say "I am a Believer, God Willing"? 25:35 Does Faith Increase or Decrease? 28:46 Do Those Who Commit Major Sins Leave Islam? 32:46 The Importance of Semantics 34:54 End #Faith #Belief #Islam #FikretÇetin #Quran #IslamicPhilosophy #Theism #AbuHanifa #ReligionAndPhilosophy #Religion