MEVLÂNA'DA İMAN FELSEFESİ VE EVRENSEL KURAMLAR.

Mevlana moves away from efforts to prove the existence of God based on the ontological, teleological and cosmological evidence used by Greek and Islamic philosophers, and relies on the methodology of reaching God based on humans, like Socrates. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to try to show the main issues of this methodology of Mevlana. In Mevlana's works, these main subjects are determined as human, faith and philosophy of love. The way to God passes through people. With Mevlana, the idea and belief that God, who is always sought outside, is in the essence, mind and heart of man, began to take hold. According to Mevlana, man's struggle is with himself and his own self. Mevlana, who says that people can reach God with peace and discipline, explains this process of struggle with the metaphor of "cauldron of love". After all, according to Mevlana, what makes a person human is the ability to think and question what is happening around him, beings and life, especially himself and his own actions. In doing this, it is necessary to trust both science and wisdom. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]