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How Atatürk attacked and tried to extinguish Islam | Part 1

In 1924, the last Islamic Caliphate, The Ottoman State, was abolished and replaced with the secular Republic of Turkey by the nationalistic CUP movement and Mustafa Kemal "Atatürk." The ideology of Kemalism compelled Turkish supremacy and chauvinism to spread throughout the newly established state, oppressing non-Turkish minorities. After almost 100 years, still, a secular constitution influenced by Kemalism but with a more "Muslim friendly" approach, Turkey is considered among the leading Muslim countries. However, anyone who travels to Turkey will not leave without coming across "Atatürk," as his face is present in streets and squares in the form of statues; his portraits are hung within schools, universities, and government buildings. To what extent did Ataturk's reforms influence the government and its society? In this video, we cover 45 points about Ataturk and how he attacked and tried to extinguish Islam. Disclaimer 1. Although Mustafa Kemal is widely accepted among Turks for having Atatürk (Father of the Turks) as his title, we are aware that not all Turks recognize him like that or agree. For the sake of the video flow, we chose to use his "nickname" instead of writing / saying his full one on every occasion. We apologize if this has offended our Turkish viewers. 2. We don't take credit for any of the photos that's been used: all photos are from public sources. Do you recognize your photo? Contact us, and we'll give credit + add your tag! 0:00 - Intro 1:35 - Law 5816 1:54 - Dönmeh? 2:14 - Islamic Fraternity 2:35 - Latife Uşaki 3:09 - Exile of Caliph 3:15 - Secular state 3:32 - Grand Mufti 3:38 - Inheritance 3:42 - Nikah 3:50 - Hijab 3:53 - Oaths 4:10 - Circumcision 4:16 - Turkish Khutba 4:21 - Military Flags 4:25 - Encouragement of Imams 4:32 - Places of Lectures 4:37 - Islamic Calligraphy 4:52 - Qur'anic Inscriptions 4:57 - The Alphabet 5:05 - Qur'an Lessons 5:15 - Turkish Qur'an 5:24 - Turkish Adhan 5:37 - Religious Books 5:41 - Mehmed II & Hagia Sophia 6:03 - Change of Mosques 6:14 - Fez (Ottoman hat) 6:25 - Kurdish Shaykh Said 6:53 - Demonization of Scholars 7:00 - Eradication of Religion 7:13 - Forbiddance of Hajj 7:20 - Marriage 7:25 - Ridiculing 7:30 - Atatürks status 7:35 - Blasphemy 7:41 - Idolization 7:47 - Denial of Qur'an 7:56 - Kemalism 8:03 - Turkification 8:26 - Racial Biology 8:34 - Heroin & Beer 8:46 - Calendar 8:59 - Westernization 9:09 - Nudity & Free-Mixing 9:16 - Sabiha Gökcen 9:38 - Diyanet 9:52 - Outro SOURCES: The video's pictures are self-explanatory as they are from the Turkish newspapers. Besides that, most sources can be found here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atat%C3... And more in-depth for Turkish speakers https://belgelerlegercektarih.com/ Intro. Pictures 1. Turkish Law 5816 3. Doğu Perinçek, “Kurdish Policy in the War of Liberation”, 2010, Istanbul: Kaynak Publications, p. 395. 4. Turkish Historical Society 5. İdris Yücel, The Last Caliph Abdülmecid in French Documents and the Abolition of the Caliphate in Turkey, Atatürk You Magazine, Issue 61, Fall 2017 6. Turkish Constitution of 1924 10. https://belgelerlegercektarih.com/201... 11. Constitution of the Republic of Turkey. Article 81. 2. Pledge 12. Revoked 13. Picture from Turkish newspaper 16. https://belgelerlegercektarih.com/201... 19. Picture 20. https://belgelerlegercektarih.com/201... 21. Picture from Turkish newspaper 22. Picture from Turkish newspaper 24. Hagia Sophia Foundation 25. https://belgelerlegercektarih.com/201... 26. Genç, Kaya. "Turkey's Glorious Hat Revolution." 27. Robert Olson - The Emergence of Kurdish Nationalism and the Sheikh Said Rebellion, 1880–1925 28. Pictures from the newspaper 29. Eşref Edip Fergan - Kara Kitap (s: 52) 30. https://belgelerlegercektarih.com/201... 31. June Starr - The Role of Turkish Secular Law in Changing the Lives of Rural Muslim Women, 1950-1970 36. https://belgelerlegercektarih.com/201... 37. https://belgelerlegercektarih.com/201... 38. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkifi... 39. https://belgelerlegercektarih.com/201... 40. Picture from Turkish newspaper 41. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atat%C3... 44. Picture from Turkish newspaper