History is another expression of humanity's long adventure on earth.
In today's dizzyingly fast pace, we've forgotten the past. We've become a society virtually without memory. Süleyman Arslantaş, one of those rare individuals who can be described as "Living History," is a testament to how much can be condensed into a lifetime.
The Ottoman Empire's withdrawal from our lives…
What the Republic of Türkiye brought/took away…
Periodic military coups and memorandums…
Sections and comments from the 1960 Revolution, the March 12 memorandum, the September 12 military coup, February 28, December 17-25, and the July 15 FETO uprising...
Positions taken/not taken against the military tutelage system…
World wars, pacts in which Türkiye participated, and their repercussions…
Traces of multi-party life…
Religious and intellectual movements with different narratives about their origins…
Sections from the adventures of Muslims in Türkiye and the world…
The process of individuals and society becoming acquainted with "authentic Islam"...
The AK Party government and the country's efforts to change the situation…
Sections from forgotten traditions and customs, specifically in Maraş…
This work is a book comprised of articles and interviews published in various magazines, newspapers, and online platforms. Süleyman Arslantaş's book, "Türkiye Between Two Civilizations," attempts to present a comparison between yesterday and today.
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