Hüseyin Hilmi Işık

Hüseyin Hilmi Işık
Born Hüseyin Hilmi
(1911-03-08)8 March 1911
Eyüp, Istanbul, Ottoman Empire
Died 26 October 2001(2001-10-26) (aged 90)
Nationality Turkish
Alma mater Halıcıoğlu Military High School
Occupation Islamic scholar
Religion Moderate Sunni Islam (Sufi)
Website www.huseyinhilmiisik.com
Hüseyin Hilmi Işık.

Huseyin Hilmi Işık (March 8, 1911 - October 26, 2001) was a Turkish, Sunni Islamic scholar. A cemaat named "Işıkçılar Cemaati" in Turkey is composed of his followers.

Life

Hüseyin Hilmi was born in Eyüp, Istanbul. He was educated at "Halıcıoğlu Military High School," and went on to become the first chemical engineer in Turkey. He received religious education from mujtahid Abdulhakim Arvasi.

Hüseyin Hilmi was educated in science and religion. He published books in Arabic, Persian and Turkish. Işık's works were translated into many languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Russian and various Turkic languages as well as Bosnian and Albanian. His most important book is Tam İlmihâl Seadet-i Ebediyye.[1] It was published in English under the title Endless Bliss.

He passed away on October 26, 2001 and was buried in the historical Eyüp Cemetery.

Silsila[2]

  1. Muhammed el-Mustafa
  2. Ali ibni Ebî Tâlib
  3. Hasen el-Basrî
  4. Habîb el-Acemî
  5. Davûd et-Tâî
  6. Ma’rûf el-Kerhî
  7. Sırrî bin Müflis es-Sekatî
  8. Cüneyd el-Bağdâdî
  9. Ebû Amr ez-Zeccâc
  10. Ebû Osmân el-Mağribî
  11. Ebû Tâlib el-Mekkî
  12. Abdülmelik bin Abdillah bin Şeyh Yûsüf el-Cüveynî
  13. Muhammed el-Gâzâlî
  14. Fahrüddîn er-Râzî
  15. Kâtib el-Kazvînî
  16. eş-Şîrâzî
  17. Kutbüddîn er-Râzî
  18. Mübârekşâh el-Buhârî
  19. Şerîf el-Cürcânî
  20. el-Kûşnâdî
  21. Ma’rûf el-Celî
  22. Muhyiddîn an-Navavî
  23. Muhyiddîn el-Haddâd
  24. Mecdüddîn el-Fîrûzâbâdî
  25. Muzhirüddîn Muhammed el-Kazerûnî
  26. Necmüddîn Abdülgaffâr el-Kazvînî
  27. Muhammed bin Muhammed el-Cezerî
  28. Ebü’l-Kâsım er-Râfiî
  29. Necmüddîn Abdülgaffâr el-Kazvînî
  30. Mevlânâ Celâlüddîn Muhammed el-Kazvînî
  31. Mahmûd bin Ebü’l-Feth er-Rüstâî
  32. Tâcüddîn Mahmûd el-Fârûkî
  33. Ali el-Cürcânî
  34. Muhammed ibni Es’ad ed-Devânî
  35. Cemâlüddîn Mahmud eş-Şîrâzî
  36. Mirzâ Can
  37. Nasrullah el-Halhâlî
  38. Zeynüddîn el-Bülânî
  39. Molla Ali
  40. Abdullah el-Esnevî
  41. Tâhâ el-Kürdî el-Kâdirî
  42. Haydarü’l-Evvel
  43. Haydarü’l-Evvel
  44. Haydar ibni Ahmed
  45. İbrâhim bin Haydar
  46. İsmâîl es-Safevî
  47. Muhammed Sâlih es-Safevî
  48. Molla Mahmûd el-Behdînî
  49. Molla Halil Ömer el-Es’ırdî
  50. Ebû Abdullah Molla el-Hasan el-Ahvedî el-Ensârî
  51. Fehîm el-Arvâsî
  52. Abdülhakîm el-Arvâsî
  53. Ahmed Neyyir el-Mekkî el-Hüseynî el-Arvâsî
  54. Hüseyn Hilmî Işık bin Sa’îd İstanbûlî

References

  1. ↑ SE’ÂDET-İ EBEDİYYE
  2. ↑ İcâzet-Nâme-e Hüseyin Hilmi Işık

External links

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