Reading the idea of Islamism in Turkey through magazines (1960-1980)

This study aims to deal with the Islamist views that emerged between the years 1960-1980 in Turkey through journals, within the framework of certain themes. In this context, in the first part of the thesis, the thought of Islamism and the course of religion-state relations in Turkey are discussed. In this part, the development of Islamism thought in the Ottoman Empire; II. Abdulhamid period policies and II. Constitutional period has been discussed within the scope of intellectual approaches. In addition, in the second part of this section, the course of Islamic thought in the Republican period; religion-state relations and Islamic formations in the social field. In the second part of the thesis, selected within the framework of a certain methodology and published in Turkey between 1960-1980; Internal and external analyzes of the magazines named Büyük Doğu, Diriliş, Diyanet İlmi Dergi, Fedai, Hilal, İlahi Işık, İslam, Müslüman Sesi, Pınar, Tohum, Yeniden Milli Mücadele are included. In the third part of the thesis, the Islamist journals included in the thesis; politics, western perception and left ideologies, economics, education, women, science and art themes. This review is based on the principle that the concepts created within the framework of the determined themes are scanned in a file consisting of the titles of the articles published in the journals and that the sample samples reached form a basis for the study.