Zeki Saritoprak
Biographic Data
| ID | 6292112 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Zeki Saritoprak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Zeki |
| FAMILY NAME | Saritoprak |
| SIGNATURE | SARITOPRAK Z |
| AFFILIATIONS | John Carroll University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Countering Extremist Rhetoric
This article explores an Islamic theological approach to navigating social media and digital communication. It highlights that, while instantaneous global communication possesses the power to cause immense societal harm or foster community solidarity, Islam views technology as inherently neutral. The ethical value of any technological tool is determined entirely by whether it is used for the betterment or destruction of humanity. Drawing from the…
Islam's Jesus
While it is not well known among Christians, Jesus has an important role in the Quaranic literature, and this book examines this provocative topic, focusing on Jesus's role in the eschatology of Islam, especially on the afterlife.
Revisiting Islamic Eschatology
Islam and Politics in the Light of Said Nursi's Writings
This article discusses in its introduction the concept of political Islam as it first developed during the final years of the Ottoman Empire, and Nursi's reaction to politics. The bulk of the article then focuses on Nursi's stance concerning politics. As a prolific author, scholar, and activist, Nursi has a unique place among his contemporaries and the article deliberately elaborates on why Nursi coined his famous statement, ‘I take refuge in God…
Said Nursi on Muslim–Christian Relations Leading to World Peace
This article examines the views of Bediüzzaman Said Nursi (1876–1960), specifically with regard to Muslim–Christian relations. It elaborates on his view as presented in his commentary on certain qur'anic verses (specifically 2:2 and 5:51), the first of which indicates that the devout are those who believe in both the Islamic and pre-Islamic revelations, while the second prohibits Muslims from taking Christians and Jews as friends. Nursi's interpr…
Fethullah Gulen and the 'People of the Book
An Islamic Approach to Peace and Nonviolence
An Interview with Fethullah Gulen1
The Legend of al‐Dajjāl (Antichrist)
The Mahdī Tradition in Islam
Adil Ozdemir and Kenneth Frank. Visible Islam in Modern Turkey
Said Nursi's Teachings on the People of the Book
Presented in this paper is a concise biography of Said Nursi (1876-1960) with regard to the People of the Book and Muslim-Christian relations, aimed at giving the reader background into the scholar whose works are subsequently presented and analyzed. Nursi's discussion of the People of the Book and the concept of dhimm I (individual and regional religious protectorate) as developed from qur' # nic references and prophetic traditions (Had I th) is…
An Interview with Fethullah Gulen1
Fethullah Gulen and the 'People of the Book
An Islamic Approach to Peace and Nonviolence
Islam and Politics in the Light of Said Nursi's Writings
This article discusses in its introduction the concept of political Islam as it first developed during the final years of the Ottoman Empire, and Nursi's reaction to politics. The bulk of the article then focuses on Nursi's stance concerning politics. As a prolific author, scholar, and activist, Nursi has a unique place among his contemporaries and the article deliberately elaborates on why Nursi coined his famous statement, ‘I take refuge in God…
Said Nursi on Muslim–Christian Relations Leading to World Peace
This article examines the views of Bediüzzaman Said Nursi (1876–1960), specifically with regard to Muslim–Christian relations. It elaborates on his view as presented in his commentary on certain qur'anic verses (specifically 2:2 and 5:51), the first of which indicates that the devout are those who believe in both the Islamic and pre-Islamic revelations, while the second prohibits Muslims from taking Christians and Jews as friends. Nursi's interpr…
The Legend of al‐Dajjāl (Antichrist)
Said Nursi's Teachings on the People of the Book
Presented in this paper is a concise biography of Said Nursi (1876-1960) with regard to the People of the Book and Muslim-Christian relations, aimed at giving the reader background into the scholar whose works are subsequently presented and analyzed. Nursi's discussion of the People of the Book and the concept of dhimm I (individual and regional religious protectorate) as developed from qur' # nic references and prophetic traditions (Had I th) is…
Said Nursi's Teachings on the People of the Book
Presented in this paper is a concise biography of Said Nursi (1876-1960) with regard to the People of the Book and Muslim-Christian relations, aimed at giving the reader background into the scholar whose works are subsequently presented and analyzed. Nursi's discussion of the People of the Book and the concept of dhimm I (individual and regional religious protectorate) as developed from qur' # nic references and prophetic traditions (Had I th) is…
The Mahdī Tradition in Islam
Adil Ozdemir and Kenneth Frank. Visible Islam in Modern Turkey
The Legend of al‐Dajjāl (Antichrist)
Fethullah Gulen and the 'People of the Book
An Islamic Approach to Peace and Nonviolence
An Interview with Fethullah Gulen1
Islam and Politics in the Light of Said Nursi's Writings
This article discusses in its introduction the concept of political Islam as it first developed during the final years of the Ottoman Empire, and Nursi's reaction to politics. The bulk of the article then focuses on Nursi's stance concerning politics. As a prolific author, scholar, and activist, Nursi has a unique place among his contemporaries and the article deliberately elaborates on why Nursi coined his famous statement, ‘I take refuge in God…
Said Nursi on Muslim–Christian Relations Leading to World Peace
This article examines the views of Bediüzzaman Said Nursi (1876–1960), specifically with regard to Muslim–Christian relations. It elaborates on his view as presented in his commentary on certain qur'anic verses (specifically 2:2 and 5:51), the first of which indicates that the devout are those who believe in both the Islamic and pre-Islamic revelations, while the second prohibits Muslims from taking Christians and Jews as friends. Nursi's interpr…
Revisiting Islamic Eschatology
Islam's Jesus
While it is not well known among Christians, Jesus has an important role in the Quaranic literature, and this book examines this provocative topic, focusing on Jesus's role in the eschatology of Islam, especially on the afterlife.
Countering Extremist Rhetoric
This article explores an Islamic theological approach to navigating social media and digital communication. It highlights that, while instantaneous global communication possesses the power to cause immense societal harm or foster community solidarity, Islam views technology as inherently neutral. The ethical value of any technological tool is determined entirely by whether it is used for the betterment or destruction of humanity. Drawing from the…
Islam (10 works) · Islamic Studies and History (10 works) · Philosophy (10 works) · Theology (9 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Religious studies (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Education and Islamic Studies (4 works) · Historical and Linguistic Studies (4 works) · Citation (3 works)