Alevi school receives Gül’s “protection”

Güncelleme Tarihi: Ekim 21, 2007 11:49

Oluşturulma Tarihi: Ekim 21, 2007 11:49

After Reha Çamuroğlu, an AKP member of Alevi descent, visited Cankaya Palace along with leaders from the religious minority, it has been announced that a new Alevi education institute will receive President Abdullah Gül’s support.

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The purpose of a surprise visit to the presidential palace that caused a stir in the Alevi community has been revealed. Taking a historical step, Gül has taken the Turkish republic’s first-ever Alevi educational institution under his wing.

An Alevi school located in the village of Tekke in Antalya’s Elmali district was active until 1821, when Ottoman Sultan Mahmut II cracked down on religious heterodoxy and the facility was looted. More recently, the Alevi Musa Abdal Foundation has rebuilt a part of the facility, adding an amphitheatre and helicopter pad, and the new Alevi school, along with student dormitories and a soup kitchen.

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Alevi school receives Gül’s “protection”

After Reha Çamuroğlu, an AKP member of Alevi descent, visited Cankaya Palace along with leaders from the religious minority, it has been announced that a new Alevi education institute will receive President Abdullah Gül’s support.

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