RAMADAN CARAVAN... ALL ROADS DO NOT END AT THE HORIZON

Abstract

They asked the dervish: - What is the most difficult? "The hardest word," she said. - It is difficult to explain because it is difficult to understand.
In this mortal world, in some areas of science and fairy tales, there are many who regret speaking and few who regret keeping silent.
Ramazan Gafarlı was not one of those who regretted speaking, but sometimes regretted be- cause he spoke the truth.
Life is full of lessons and we learn new ones every day. There was a Ramadan lesson in this mortal world. A lesson adorned with signs and wisdom!
The master word ashIq from Shirvan, nicknamed Hasta Qasim, said: Sick crowing on November, It was the merchant who came, the teacher who left.
The serv tree flew from every tree, İnherited, there is no bar in the knot.
It is not a coincidence that this poem is mentioned when considering the concept we call "Ramadan Lesson". HastaQasim beautifully presented the lessons of the world in four lines. The first verse encourages a "saturated" teacher's advice to see every facet of the world. In the second verse, it is seen that he expressed his youth wisely and that he had the power to buy and sell the world in his youth. In the third verse, although it looks as beautiful and majestic as a cypress, it realizes that the world is empty, mortal and useless.
Ramadan Lessons is a life reflected on these four verses. As you turn the pages of this book of life, you will witness different stories.
In the research method of the scientist described in the article, the deductive method is pre- dominantly preferred, that is, the direction shown by the facts and evidence is considered reliable.
In materialist thought, there are two conflicting theories about the origin of the world. You will soon hear the reason for my sudden transition. Transitions change when it comes to spirit and matter.
According to the ignorant mentality, there are BJP and BJP theories, one that claims that the universe came into being with a big bang, and the other that people "return" to a point. Both are different manifestations of pantheism and philosophy. For many years, our values in all fields have been studied in kinkreet clichés. We will break these stereotypes and talk about the Ramadan Caravan that no one knows about.