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Fountains predestined for goodness
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Issue 35

Fountains predestined for goodness

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Mustafa Yılmaz30/06/202112/07/2021
“Water is life.” Following the advice of the Prophet (asw) “The best charity is to give water to drink”, Muslims have made great efforts to deliver water to people and...
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Symbol of the Conquest: THE HAGIA SOPHIA MOSQUE
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Issue 34

Symbol of the Conquest: THE HAGIA SOPHIA MOSQUE

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Mustafa Yılmaz08/01/202127/01/2021
After the conquest of Istanbul, Sultan Mehmed II added a mihrab, minbar and minaret to Hagia Sophia and turned it into a mosque and built a madrasa to the north...
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Issue 32

Bukhurdan (Censer)

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Mustafa Yılmaz13/07/202014/07/2020
Bukhur, which comes from the Arabic word “bakhur,” is the name given to substances such as plants, roots and seeds that emit good odours or fragrant smoke when burned. In...
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Scribble  (Karalama) in Islamic Calligraphy
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From the latest issue Issue 31

Scribble (Karalama) in Islamic Calligraphy

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Mustafa Yılmaz22/07/201918/09/2019
Mustafa YILMAZ The art of calligraphy is a branch of fine art mastered by means of its own methods and principles in a teacher-student relationship. Calligraphy is a challenging way...
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Issue 30

Kufic script

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Mustafa Yılmaz19/11/2018
The origin of the Islamic style of writing goes back to the Nabati script of Aramaic origin. Kufic was developed from the Nabati script over the course of a historical...
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The art of paper and leather cutting: Qat‛ı
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Issue 29

The art of paper and leather cutting: Qat‛ı

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Mustafa Yılmaz24/05/2018
Qat or qat‛ı means “to cut” in the dictionary. Qat‛ı is the art of decoration which is done by gouging out a writing, motif or figure on a paper or...
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HISTORY&CULTURE Issue 28

Bookbinding 

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Mustafa Yılmaz25/12/201725/12/2017
Bookbinding dates back to very old times. Before the invention of paper, the texts written on parchment and papyrus were kept as roll in wooden cases or boxes. In order...
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Namazgâh and prayer in the open field
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Issue 27

Namazgâh and prayer in the open field

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Mustafa Yılmaz16/06/201719/11/2018
The word “namazgâh” – which means ‘place of prayer’ – is a compound of Persian word ‘namaz’ and preposition ‘gâh’ – which mean prayer and place respectively. Muslims have esteemed...
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Edirne historical hospital: Dar al Shifa
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Health&Halal Issue 26

Edirne historical hospital: Dar al Shifa

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Mustafa Yılmaz19/11/201622/03/2017
Dar al Shifa , as it is used in the Ottoman, can be described in the simplest term as the place that offers health service to public. “Darussifa” is also...
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Qur’an Copies from Revelation to Ottoman Era
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DIVINE BOOKS HISTORY&CULTURE ISSUE 23

Qur’an Copies from Revelation to Ottoman Era

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Mustafa Yılmaz18/06/201519/09/2019
The writing of the Qur’an took its finest form in the 19th and 20th centuries with “Ayat Barkanar” and “Tawafuq” styles. As it’s known, our Holy Qur’an began to be...
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Published since 2007 The Pen is an educational and cultural periodical covering the Islamic faith, worship, the issues of the Islamic world, and the struggle towards the unity of Muslims.

As of 2014 it started to be published biannually. Every print issue of The Pen has covered and shed light into the topics which are of great importance for the believers such as the existence and oneness of Allah (swt), the proofs of the existence of Hereafter, the mission of prophethood, the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and his way of life (Sunnah), and the reasons behind the creation of man and the test of life.

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