This most critical and shocking event in our modern social and political history has alarming and cautionary consequences. Therefore, efforts to understand it continue at full intensity, and issues such as state-society-religion relations, community, individuality, civil religious movements, trust, the concept of Islam and homeland, and religious education and training are being intensely debated. Almost all segments of society are attempting to understand the issue in line with their own worldviews and sensitivities. However, before anyone else and above all, the religious-conservative community must carefully and soundly evaluate July 15th, reexamine its own understanding of religion, society, and politics, and construct a more comprehensive and truthful understanding.
The punishment of the perpetrators and supporters of the July 15 coup attempt, as well as the identification and elimination of organization members who have infiltrated the public, is a criminal matter falling within the jurisdiction and responsibility of relevant state institutions. Equally important is the intellectual struggle against this structure. This responsibility falls on the country's intellectuals and intellectuals. Enlightening society, exposing distortions, correcting errors, and providing solutions are among the fundamental responsibilities expected of intellectuals and intellectuals.
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A solid theological background is needed to understand highly flexible structures like those of FETÖ, which impose dissimulation even on their own members. Furthermore, it is necessary to consider political and sociological theories that will decipher the use of religious concepts and values for political and strategic purposes. Understanding the history and operational methods of the mahdist and esoteric movements that emerged in the West and the Islamic world and promised mass liberation will also contribute significantly to clarifying the issue.
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