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Saturday, 30 June 2012

New Era of Modern, Liberal and Welfare State

  
In recent times socio-political changes are occurring with such a speed which has never been observed before in the history of mankind. Previous century can be regarded as a century of changes and the process is not yet in a mood to end. Emergence of socialism and its decline, boom of capitalism still prevailing, death of colonial-system, communism of China, adventures of Advolf Hitler, two world-wars, Jewishmovement, Berlin-Wall and lot more have been observed and faced by mankind.

        One of the recent change or I may say socio-political movement has been observed in Turkey in the recent years. The “Syed Fatah-ullah Golin movement” which has brought out enormous changes in the Turkey by educating millions of young ones in especially devised school-system, a great welfare network, business associations and  also training thousands of scholars in modern Islamic ways. He did not politicized the movement and never helped any political candidate but in fact this was the movement which has supported and strengthened the “Justice Party” under the leadership of Tayyab Ardgan (a great reformer).
               Another reason behind the success of “Justice Party” is that Tayyab Ardgan has not only the voting-power of the rightists under his belt but also he worked hard to attain the popularity among  centre-of-right and liberal-left forces of the society. They introduced new and fresh slogans in the political system such as “we are socially conservatives but politically liberal” to attract the masses.
              In short this movement has not only proved the practicality of Islam but also  has laid the foundation for many upcoming revolutions yet to come.
                                       

4 comments:

  1. I was lately informed that syed fatahullah golin wrote a book on the seerat of prophet Muhammad sas. i am interested to know how authentic n reliable the book is. if its available on line pls someone suggest the link.

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  3. As I am not religious, I do not like connections between religion and politics. Nevertheless, Gülen movement seems more open, reasonable and moderate alternative to other popular Islamic movements that antagonized many other popular political, religious and nationalist currents in the rest of the world, particularly in West, Russia, India and China. Its oposition to neo-liberal capitalism is also encouraging. Nevertheless, recent accusation for infiltration of the movement in state structures should be understand seriously; it is not untypical for political movements not formed in traditional parties to try something like that. So, some caution is necessary.

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