HANS MOL’A GÖRE KUTSALLAŞMA MEKANİZMALARI VE KİMLİK ÜZERİNE ETKİLERİ: MENZİL TARİKATI ÖRNEĞİ

The individual is subject to continuous change from the moment of birth, which is also the case for all types of communities. With the effects of change, the identity of both the individual and the community in which the individual is located, and ultimately the society, is formed. Religion occupies an important place among many values in the formation and protection of individual and social identity. Among the theories dealing with the interaction between religion and identity, Hans Mol's identity theory is among the most important theories to examine religion-based communities. From this point of view, in this study, the identity formation of the Menzil Naqshbandi, which is a Sufi movement, is discussed in the context of Hans Mol's identity theory. According to Mol, religion, which is the sacralization of identity, contributes directly to the formation of an identity in which religious values prevail through four mechanisms whose functionality is observed in the process of sacralization. These mechanisms, called objectification, ritual, devotion, and myth, are the building blocks of identity formation

ACCORDING TO HANS MOL THE EFFECTS OF SACRALIZATION MECHANISMS ON IDENTITY: SAMPLE OF MENZIL TARIQA

The individual is subject to continuous change from the moment of birth, which is also the case for all types of communities. With the effects of change, the identity of both the individual and the community in which the individual is located, and ultimately the society, is formed. Religion occupies an important place among many values in the formation and protection of individual and social identity. Among the theories dealing with the interaction between religion and identity, Hans Mol's identity theory is among the most important theories to examine religion-based communities. From this point of view, in this study, the identity formation of the Menzil Naqshbandi, which is a Sufi movement, is discussed in the context of Hans Mol's identity theory. According to Mol, religion, which is the sacralization of identity, contributes directly to the formation of an identity in which religious values prevail through four mechanisms whose functionality is observed in the process of sacralization. These mechanisms, called objectification, ritual, devotion, and myth, are the building blocks of identity formation

Insecticide-releasing LLDPE films as greenhouse cover materials

The use of chemical pesticides is limited by several public health concerns regarding their toxicity levels and indiscriminate use. Nevertheless, they are still vital components of agricultural industry since no other competitive equivalents to chemical pesticides still exist in terms of efficiency. This study describes the preparation and biological assessment of an insecticide releasing plasticfilm for agricultural covering purposes. The formulation was prepared by incorporation of deltamethrin loaded, nano-sized halloysite nanotubes into polymeric films. Thermal, morphological, and mechanical properties of films were characterized by Differential ScanningCalorimetry (DSC), Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and Universal Testing Machine UTM. Sustained release profiles of the films were evaluated by Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA). Results reveal that deltamethrin was successfully loaded into halloysite nanotubes and nanotube incorporation enhances the elastic modulus of linear-low density polyethylene (LLDPE)films. In addition, films exhibit sustained release function of the active agent for 60 days. Bioassays of the nanocomposite films with varying deltamethrin doses tested on grasshoppers showed that theLD50values of the films are−x1.85 105g/cm2. Insecticidal activities of films were tested in greenhouse on Medicago Sativaplants contaminated with thrips and aphid. Nanocomposites are observed to repel mature aphids and kill young aphids and thrips