God, Man, and Mortality: The Perspective of Bediuzzaman Said Nursi

Exploring the theological insights of Nursi, this collection features essays from both established and emerging scholars in Nursi studies. The essays delve into significant topics such as Divine immanence, human spirituality, free will, and the role of conscience in recognizing God, all while maintaining a theocentric focus and steering clear of political discourse. The contributors demonstrate a profound understanding of Nursi's teachings, showcasing their scholarly depth and clarity in writing. This work adds to the growing body of literature in a relatively new academic field.