International Journal of Turkish Studies, Zväzok 12,Vydania 1–2University of Wisconsin, 2006 |
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... mosque's acceptance by Turkish officialdom . He also opened a sort of Sunday school and attracted a variety of followers . As a result , the Fatih mosque , in addition to its regular socio - religious functions , “ embellished the ...
... mosque's acceptance by Turkish officialdom . He also opened a sort of Sunday school and attracted a variety of followers . As a result , the Fatih mosque , in addition to its regular socio - religious functions , “ embellished the ...
Strana 178
... mosques his Turkish epithet , the Conqueror , not his Islamic name , which is the Turkish form of Muhammad . All of these sultans ' names are originally of Arabic origin but have become totally Turkified . The one Turkish mosque not ...
... mosques his Turkish epithet , the Conqueror , not his Islamic name , which is the Turkish form of Muhammad . All of these sultans ' names are originally of Arabic origin but have become totally Turkified . The one Turkish mosque not ...
Strana 180
... mosque has become a national cultural institution rather than a purely religious place of worship , as is the mosque in Turkey . In the United States , Turkish national holidays , such as the Republic's Day , are celebrated in the ...
... mosque has become a national cultural institution rather than a purely religious place of worship , as is the mosque in Turkey . In the United States , Turkish national holidays , such as the Republic's Day , are celebrated in the ...
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Forging New Links in the Early Turkish Migration Chain | 15 |
The Emigration from the Ottoman | 29 |
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