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Are the sources of inequality in life derived from social customs and traditions, and does Islam condone and strengthen this inequality?
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by Doğu Ergil |
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Does Fethullah Gülen defend the right of woman to enter every field of life as equal to man and to struggle to achieve this end?
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by Doğu Ergil |
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How do Fethullah Gülen and his followers view democracy?
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by Doğu Ergil |
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What are Fethullah Gülen’s views on human rights?
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by Doğu Ergil |
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Are the religious institutions to be considered as a social phenomenon and should be taken as independent from the political authority namely the state? Or is there a role for the state in this field?
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by Doğu Ergil |
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How can the headscarf issue (banning of headscarves in the public sector in Turkey) be resolved?
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by Doğu Ergil |
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There are various sects within Islam. Is it a matter of freedom of religion and democracy for those adherents of sects to educate their children in their own ways, using their own methods? If it is not, what does Fethullah Gülen propose?
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by Doğu Ergil |
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When was the Fethullah Gülen teaching transformed into a social movement?
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by Doğu Ergil |
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What kind of individual and social needs is the movement responding to, such that in a short period of time it has spread to the entire nation and has even gone beyond the borders?
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by Doğu Ergil |
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What was the Gülen Movement at its inception and how can it be described today?
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by Doğu Ergil |
