A delegation from Kyrgyzstan visited Nurs village of Hizan district of Bitlis where Bediuzzaman Said Nursi was born during the 57th anniversary of his demise.

The Kyrgyz delegation spoke to ILKHA stated that after they met Said Nursi with the works of Risale-i Nur, great changes took place in their lives and suggested everybody to read these books.

Askar Clokeyv, who informed that he met with the books of Bediüzzaman in college years through a friend, stated that he had found answers to the question marks formed in his mind through Risale-i Nur.

Clokeyv said, “When I was sharing some questions in my head with my coaches, they couldn’t answer and were replying, ‘You have devil in you, is this a question?’ They scared me. After reading books of Bediuzzaman, major changes took place in my life.”

Clokeyv stated that praying and fasting were coming to his mind when talking about Islam and added, “But as long as we recognize Risale-i Nur, I found truths, truths of the universe that why do people come to this world, what is the purpose, why should people live with religion? The more I read, the more truths I understood, the more truths I saw.”

Kerim Torogeldiyev, who said that his life changed after 8 days and started to pray after he met with the works of Risale-i Nur, expressed his friends' amazement against this change.

“Even if you do not understand, your soul understands”

Sair Aboilkacan also expressed his adventure with the meet of Risale-i Nur, “I went to madrasa with the encouragement of uncle while I was in high school. Even I was bored at the vifrst days, I started to go with the insistence of my uncle. Before I met Risale, I thought that people did not exist until after they die. But Risale-i Nur tells us from the core and tells about the hereafter. Influenced to me a lot. I said that I did not understand when I first started to madrasa. But I saw that I understood it very well as I was reading. I saw that even if we don’t understand, our soul understood. I understood more as I was reading the entire corpus. I advise everyone to read.” (ILKHA)