“The Prophets are special people with a unique character. When we take their duties into consideration, we cannot call them ‘genius,’ just as the deeds of the Prophets cannot be called genius. The things they aim at cannot be called ‘
noble ideals’ either. Ziya Gökalp used the word ‘
mefkûre’ (noble ideal) instead of “ideal.” Because the things they do are not their own thoughts. In this aspect, it is more appropriate to call their goals the grand purpose of life, and the Honorable Sage Bediüzzaman used this phrase as well.
The grand purpose of life is a high goal that consists of concepts, thoughts, expectations and
noble ideals that a believing person can imagine or conceptualize, such as the consent of God, exalting the Word of God, or being a good person.”
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