The Symphony of Creation

[Emre_1974tr]

The symphony, whose text was written by Caner Taslaman, composed by Alper Kölcü, and whose lyrics were interpreted by İpek Acar:

[Emre_1974tr]

[Fusion]

I question the necessity of involving singers and celebrities to vocalize these divine verses. Isn't the recitation of the Quran, in its original form, a more profound and authentic expression of praise? This approach, to me, seems to dilute the sacredness of the message. Additionally, I'm keen to understand how we can respect both scientific inquiry and spiritual devotion distinctly, without blending them into a spectacle. Your thoughts on maintaining this balance would be greatly appreciated.

[Emre_1974tr]

I question the necessity of involving singers and celebrities to vocalize these divine verses.

You sound exactly like a hadithist/sectarian.

Here, one philosophises based on verses and symphonises these thoughts and feelings. In other words, this is not a composition for reading the Qur'an, but something else entirely.

[Fusion]

Thank you for your compliments. My aim was to express a preference, not to diminish other forms of engagement with the verses. My mistake for missing the memo on the latest trend in spiritual practices on this avant-garde approach to faith.

[Emre_1974tr]