Review Article

Türkiye, Salafism, DAESH, Jihad, Propaganda

Volume: 6 Number: 2 January 3, 2024
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Türkiye, Salafism, DAESH, Jihad, Propaganda

Abstract

The social structure in Turkey does not tolerate irreversible and sharp changes. Due to this prevailing broad opinion, the spread of Salafi movements in Turkey dates later than the spread in the Arab world. Despite this situation, we can say that Salafi ideas have entered our country since the 1960s. While moderate and middle-of-the-road Salafi formations were accepted by the society to a certain extent in Turkey, violent radical groups were not immediately accepted. Islamically motivated radical terrorist organizations such as Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda and DAESH emerged and gained ground in our country over time, thanks to some Muslims in Turkey with weak religious background and knowledge but high sensitivity. In this study, we first tried to take a general picture of the Salafism adventure that our country has gone through from the Ottoman Empire to the present day. Then, we concentrated on identifying the structure that the DAESH Terrorist Organization, which has caused some problems for the world for the last 20 years and for our country for the last 10 years, tried to show in our country with its radical Salafi ideology and the actions it has carried out, and the bloody actions it carried out through this connection. Finally, we aimed to explain the struggle of the Republic of Turkey. Since our aim is to reveal the structure of DAESH in Turkey and the struggle our country has shown, we deemed it appropriate not to touch upon issues that may be the subject of other studies on the organization here.

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Details

Primary Language

Turkish

Subjects

Political Science (Other)

Journal Section

Review Article

Early Pub Date

January 3, 2024

Publication Date

January 3, 2024

Submission Date

December 23, 2023

Acceptance Date

December 31, 2023

Published in Issue

Year 1970 Volume: 6 Number: 2

APA
Dokur, Y., & Dalkıran, S. (2024). Türkiye’deki Selefilik Hareketinin Arka Planı ve DEAŞ. Turkish Research Journal of Academic Social Science, 6(2), 211-224. https://doi.org/10.59372/turajas.1409052

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