سقوط خلافة عثمانية وأثرها على حركة النور"لـ بديع الزمان سعيد النورسي"

The fall of the Ottoman Caliphate and its effects on the movement of Al Noor

Abstract

The believer is required to broaden his reflection upon every action he performs in this world in light of its eventual outcome in the hereafter. One aspect of his consciousness remains tied to his worldly conduct, while the other remains focused on God’s grace and the eternal consequences that await him. In this context, the renewed scholarly legacy of Sheikh Badia al-Zaman Saeed al-Norse—may God have mercy on him—stands as a compelling example. He is among the committed reformers who devoted their lives to addressing the intellectual, social, political, and economic challenges of their nation, striving to ease its burdens and lead it toward meaningful transformation.His intellectual project, shaped by processes of renewal and civilizational advancement, has been described extensively by Professor Adib Ibrahim al-Dabbagh, who spent decades analyzing his writings and correspondence. According to him, we are confronted with a figure who elevates the human spirit through a deep awareness of divine truths. His heart opens to the dawn of certainty, allowing the inner secrets of faith to resonate powerfully, and his thought awakens a renewed consciousness within the Muslim mind.