Görümelerle

Görümelerle is a Turkish term that translates to "with visions" or "with dreams" in English. It is often used in the context of religious or spiritual experiences, particularly in the context of Islamic mysticism. The term is derived from the Arabic word "ru'yah," which means "vision" or "dream." In Turkish, "görü" means "vision" or "dream," and "görümelerle" is the instrumental case of "görü," indicating the means or instrument by which something is done.

Görümelerle is commonly used to describe the visions or dreams that are experienced by individuals who are in a state of spiritual or mystical contemplation. These visions are often seen as a means of connecting with the divine or gaining insight into the nature of reality. In Islamic mysticism, görümelerle is seen as a way of experiencing the divine presence and gaining a deeper understanding of the spiritual world.

The concept of görümelerle is also found in other religious and spiritual traditions, such as Christianity and Hinduism. In these traditions, visions and dreams are seen as a means of communicating with the divine or gaining insight into the nature of reality. The use of görümelerle in Turkish reflects the broader cultural and religious significance of visions and dreams in the Islamic world.