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1 December 2006 (Turkey) moreGenre:
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A promotion brings a Muslim's relationship with God into question. full summary | add synopsisAwards:
16 wins & 2 nominations moreUser Comments:
Some knowledge about Sufi Islam needed for this movie more (14 total)Cast
(Credited cast)| Erkan Can | ... | Muharrem | |
| Güven Kiraç | ... | Rauf | |
| Meray Ülgen | ... | Seyh | |
| Öznur Kula | ... | Hacer | |
| Erman Saban | ... | Muhittin | |
| Murat Cemcir | ... | Mahmut | |
| Settar Tanriogen | ... | Ali Bey | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Müfit Aytekin | ... | Ünal | |
| Salaetin Bilal | ... | Sükrü | |
| Engin Günaydin | ... | Erol | |
| Feridun Koc | ... | Muzaffer | |
| Erdal Parmaksizoglu | |||
| Duygu Sen | |||
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Takva - Gottesfurcht (Germany)Takva: A Man's Fear of God (International: English title)
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I would like to mention a different side of the movie that sheds light on Sufi or Mevlevi orders in Turkish and Islamic history.
Why Muharrem is selected for this task to perform financial affairs of the order? The answer is related with the stages of knowledge or purity that one has to qualify to become a "Perfect Human Being" or "insan-i kamil" in Turkish. This concept or ideology is rooted with Islamic tradition. Many Sufi or Mevlevi order has this process for their dervishes which may take a lifetime to achieve this goal or even never be able to reach that level of "perfection".
Different than being nun or monk which requires leaving mainstream society and living in the monastery with prayers, last step of this difficult and lengthy process of purifying one's soul from earthly desires, is to be able to return to the real world after so many years lived in contemplation and yet not being disturbed with its appeal to commit sin. I believe in the last few minutes head of the order explains this a little bit. And apparently Muharrem failed to accomplish last stage before achieving "perfection".