Reincarnation in Terms of Faith in The Light of Verses
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https://doi.org/10.16947/fsmia.1136466Keywords:
Kalam, Islam, verse, reincarnation, soulAbstract
Reincarnation, also known as transmigration, is a form of thought and belief that goes back to ancient times. It is seen that this idea to have spread especially in and around the Indian peninsula, as it was in the ancient Greeks. In Islamic societies, it has been defended by some marginalized groups and individuals. Apart from this, it is not accepted and rejected by the general of Islam. In this study, although the advocates of reincarnation try to bring some of the verses as evidence, it is proved that this is not true, based on these verses. In addition, in this study, it is emphasized that the belief in reincarnation, belief in Allah, resurrection after death (the world of the hereafter), does not comply with the personality of man’s sins, the integrity of the soul and body, the creation of man and it is definitely not accepted and rejected in the Islamic faith.
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