Date posted: July 18, 2016
Fethullah Gulen challenges Erdogan, calls for international probe into Turkey coup allegations, and says will accept findings.
Source: Youtube , July 16, 2016
Tags: Defamation of Hizmet | Democracy | Fethullah Gulen | Military coups in Turkey |
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Hizmet Movement is, in my view, an Islamically-inspired, Islamically-grounded movement, or Islamically-rooted movement, founded on the universal and fundamental principle of peace and—the essential values of Islam—peace, mercy and compassion, as normative, moral objectives and which seeks to translate these principles into—through the dynamic of ta’aruf, the dynamic of coming to know one another, especially coming to know the other—into a reality, into a living sociological and anthropological reality.