Between submission and rebellion: fate belief in the mournings

This study examines fate belief in mournings. People mourning to express pain and suffering of the relatives in the face of death and and reflect troubles, pains and his feelings through mournings. In Muslim society fatalism is used acceptance, submission, patience and sense of consent, briefly as “what can't be cured must be endured”. But this situation is detected reflect rebellion, insurrection and damn to fate. This study that aimed to examine fate belief in mournings, it has been suggested different aspects of fatalism, it has not been with onedimension of fate perception, mournings emphasize rebellion instead of submission, espousing and compliance in mournings. In particular, in the mournings that emphasized the sense of rebellion attributed to bad fate untimely death. It is based on basic approaches of the theory of the attribution. It is based on basic approaches of the theory of the attribution. In the theory of the attribution as a basis ascribed to the a center can not control outside of ourselves in explaining processes that we can not cope with or when ascribing to meaning in the events around us. This approach helps to relaxation psychologically and concluding intellectual interrogation. Therefore, in accordance with the theory of attribution of mournings functions the direction of relieving the pain. In the mournings stemmed from the death is narrated and the goodnesses of the dead are reflected as well. It is by the nature of Islamic belief and consideration. It formed the boundaries of this study featured mournings that narrated in Turkey Turkish in the context of fate belief. After it has been addressed to the mournings as a concept in the oral culture, representing of fate belief in mournings will be mentioned descriptions “fate”, in the second section will exemplify reflections of fate belief between rebellion and submission