Zübeyir Gündüzalp'in Vefatını Haber Veren Rüya #zübeyirgündüzal #sahabe #ölüm #sahihrüya #fenafillah

#fenafillah #sahabasohbeti #keramet #worldlylove #death #leavingtheworld #zubeyirgunduzalp #bediuzzaman #saidnursi #risaleinur #halilyurur #loveofsahaba #sahaba #prophet'sconversation #sohbeticanan #risaleinur #risaleinurconversations #risaleinurlessons #anecdotes Man is obligated to carry the heavy burden called the world. The more meaning you attach to it, the more your back bends. When you are in trouble, when your soul is constricted, you take refuge in the lines, "Even if I am left alone, I will not be a slave to the king of the age / There are children and family in this ruined house." One who dedicates himself to humanity does not take the world on his shoulders; on the contrary, he turns his back on the world. He turns away from existence, from the worldly things, from servants, and knows and expects everything from his Lord. Life is a journey; Some walk fast, some walk slowly. Those carrying, or believing they carry, a basket of eggs on their backs will certainly count their steps as they walk. Halil Yürür, through the Risale-i Nur, understands the secrets of life and the world, walking in the path of Bediuzzaman and Zubeyir Gündüzalp. With the lessons he learned from them, he rejects the world, refusing to shoulder its burden. He knows that to be a companion in the hereafter to the Companions, and indeed to the Companions of our time, Bediuzzaman and Zubeyir, means shattering the ornate bottle of this world. With that awareness, he leaves the world and Leyla behind, hangs the sieve of the world on the wall, and rushes to serve so that hearts may not be deprived of nourishment and souls of light. He lives for years half-starved, half-fed. He considers the years spent in hardship, deprivation, and poverty not days to be endured, but days to be thanked for. For haven't the Companions and the Companions of our time shared the same fate? The world is tiring, yes, but there are also beautiful dreams that relieve weariness, and miracles bestowed by the blessed service. Halil experiences these beauties to the fullest. On one side of his heart is the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), on the other, the Companions. On one side of his soul is Bediuzzaman, on the other, Zubeyir Gündüzalp. Just as the Companions could not abandon the Beloved (peace be upon him), and Zubeyir could not abandon Bediuzzaman, Halil cannot abandon these great figures. Perhaps a person understands the value of love better when hungry. If Halil hadn't suffered hunger in his stomach for years, it's possible these great figures wouldn't have drawn his heart and soul to them so much. According to Halil, Zubeyir is in the state of annihilation in God (fanafillah). He witnesses many of his miracles. One day, in a mosque in Kırklareli, he passionately and enthusiastically speaks of his love for the Companions. Zubeyir learns of his state from Istanbul. When he returns to Istanbul, he tells him everything he told him in Kırklareli. Halil is astonished. “Is there some kind of machine in front of you, given to you by God, that you’re looking at? Brother, Kırklareli is 200 kilometers away… How do you know all this?” Even though he was in Medina, Caliph Umar spiritually directed the conquest of Persia. Zubayr, the Umar of our time, also spiritually participated in the gathering of the Companions 200 km away. Alas, the world did not realize its true value…