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The Gulen Movement Turkeys Islamic Supremacist Cult Its Contributions To Civilization Jihad Vol 8 Civilization Jihad Reader Series Clare Lopez

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The Gulen Movement Turkeys Islamic Supremacist Cult Its Contributions To Civilization Jihad Vol 8 Civilization Jihad Reader Series Clare Lopez

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The Gulen Movement Turkeys Islamic Supremacist Cult Its Contributions To Civilization Jihad Vol 8 Civilization Jihad Reader Series Clare Lopez instant download after payment.

Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

File Extension: PDF

File size: 11.15 MB

Pages: 92

Author: Clare Lopez, Christopher Holton

ISBN: 9781522702221, 1522702229

Language: English

Year: 2015

Volume: 8

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The Gulen Movement Turkeys Islamic Supremacist Cult Its Contributions To Civilization Jihad Vol 8 Civilization Jihad Reader Series Clare Lopez by Clare Lopez, Christopher Holton 9781522702221, 1522702229 instant download after payment.

Fethullah Gulen is a Turkish Islamic scholar of the thoroughly jihadist Sufi Ottoman tradition with a controversial history and many followers and admirers in both the Islamic and Western worlds. He is known as the spiritual leader of an Islamic socio-political movement that now spans the globe with a network of some 1,500 schools, including universities, in more than 120 countries including the U.S. This monograph offers readers a comprehensive overview of the reclusive figure at the center of this disturbing global enterprise, his philosophy, role in Turkish society, place in the American educational system, and what that growing influence portends for U.S. students and society.