Ali Kenanoğlu Washington Post röportajı
By Onur Erem And Jacob Resneck | Religion News Service February 18
ISTANBUL — Turkey’s largest religious minority — the Alevi community — is joining forces with atheists to protest mandatory religious education for students as young as 5.The Alevi are the second-largest religious community in Turkey, comprising as many as 15 million people who adhere to a mystical branch of Islam that broke off from the main Sunni majority.“This is a forced course about the Sunni sect,” said Ali Kenanoglu, chairman of the Hubyar Sultan Alevi Cultural Association.Röportajın tamamı için tıklayınız
