Abstract:
In this declaration; an unspecified, unnamed, a valiant man who has
only found a Quranic anecdot with the name الرجل / er-Racül; the issue of
manhood, its relationship with the society in which it lives, and the
language and style used when addressing them were tried to be read and
interpreted again. It is possible that this character, which draws
attention with the support it provides to the envoys and the rhetoric he
developed against his society, which is directed to lynch envoys can still
be the subject of vivid narratives as a role model. At this point, it is aimed
to give a new perspective to the religious educators and religious officials
who will transfer the Qur'anic narrative to their target audience in their
religious expressions. Some moral value judgments, such as that
manhood is not about brute force, that it is a state of virtue rather than a
mere gender distinction, can be boldly defended in a wisdom-based
manner without being involved in violence, has been subjected to a new
reading through this Qur'anic anecdot.
