The Relationship with the Qur'an Fıtrat and the Values Managing Humanity

The Holy Qur'an is the divine book of revelation that gives meaning to human life. The relationship between the concept of fitra in the 30th verse of the Qur'an Surah Ar-Rum and the search for meaning of man is important. The human being, who is called to act according to the principles of the Qur'an and realize his existence in accordance with the wisdom of creation in the verse, man should give meaning to the values that govern him, to the gains he has achieved at the end of his actions, according to the principles of the Qur'an. The fact that the values that govern human beings are based on revelation shows that the meaning they give to their life is natural (in accordance with their nature). The customary values formed by various material-spiritual cultural patterns that a person reveals while giving meaning to his life with his belief is that they take an attitude in accordance with the date, time and place that the nature can show in its developmental stages. Within the framework of the basic responsibility of Read-Think-Understand-Live, which the Qur'an demands from us, answers to the following questions were sought in the article: How does the Quran respond to the needs of human nature and the search for meaning? What basic guiding principles and values does the Qur'an want people to do? We asked these questions because the attitude of a person towards the changing aspects of life is closely related to the answers given to these questions. For this purpose, the titles of the article were created as: "Man's Search for Meaning and the Qur'an"; “Relation between Religion and Fitra in the Context of Verse 30 of Surah Rum”; "The Qur'an's Values Regarding the Meaning of Life That Appeals to the Fitra"; Thus, it is aimed to create an awareness about the Qur'an, which introduces itself as the guide of guidance, about the search for meaning in terms of the relationship between the Qur'an and fitra.