Saithan
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cabatli_53 is correct, what Ataturk did back then after the defeat was nothing short of a miracle, and we (the turks) can't afford to trust blindly on any of our allies.
The east was still pretty much caliphates and by breaking with the old leadership he also broke the turkish republics people free of the bond to the past where the caliphs word was pretty much law.
Religion became a personal matter and that is also how it should be. You and Allah, no one in between.
I know some of you have grand dreams of recreating the past, but I hope that will just remain a dream and that every muslim nation will be able to rise to greatness individually, because that would truly benefit all muslims. We don't want to experience "divide and conquor" again.
Just my opinion.
The east was still pretty much caliphates and by breaking with the old leadership he also broke the turkish republics people free of the bond to the past where the caliphs word was pretty much law.
Religion became a personal matter and that is also how it should be. You and Allah, no one in between.
I know some of you have grand dreams of recreating the past, but I hope that will just remain a dream and that every muslim nation will be able to rise to greatness individually, because that would truly benefit all muslims. We don't want to experience "divide and conquor" again.
Just my opinion.