Hizmet in Transitions : : European Developments of a Turkish Muslim-Inspired Movement.

• Author: Weller, Paul.
• Place / Publishing House: Cham : : Springer International Publishing AG,, 2022.; ©2022.
• Year of Publication: 2022
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (266 pages)

Table of Contents

• Hizmet in Transitions
• Preface
• Acknowledgements
• General Acknowledgements
• Copyright Permissions
• Personal and Professional Thanks
• Turkish Words
• Contents
• About the Author
• Chapter 1: Introduction
• 1.1 The Focus of the Book
• 1.2 A Religious Studies Approach and the "Politics of Naming"
• 1.3 Situating in the Author's Previous Research and the Wider Literature
• 1.4 Evidence, Aims and Methods
• References
• Part I: Hizmet in Turkish Origins and European Development
• Chapter 2: Turkish Origins and Development
• 2.1 Hizmet: The Emergence of a Phenomenon
• 2.2 Turkey's Need for More Schools, Not More Mosques
• 2.3 Turkey's Deep Fissures, Need for Dialogue and Hizmet Responses
• 2.4 Relief of Poverty
• 2.5 Business Links
• 2.6 The Media
• 2.7 Spread to "Turkic" Republics of the Former USSR and to the Western Balkans
• References
• Chapter 3: Hizmet in European Hijrah
• 3.1 Hizmet at European Level and Across Europe
• 3.2 Hizmet in the Netherlands
• 3.3 Hizmet in Germany
• 3.4 Hizmet in Belgium
• 3.5 Hizmet in the United Kingdom (UK)
• 3.6 Hizmet in Switzerland
• 3.7 Hizmet in France
• 3.8 Hizmet in Spain
• 3.9 Hizmet in Italy
• 3.10 Hizmet in Denmark
• 3.11 Hizmet in Some Other European Countries
• References
• Part II: Hizmet in Turkish De-centring and European Transitions
• Chapter 4: Pivotal Issues in Pivotal Times
• 4.1 The AKP and Hizmet: Walking in Tandem?
• 4.2 Mutual "Infiltration"?
• 4.3 The MV Mavi Marmara Incident: A Sign of Things to Come
• 4.4 From Gezi Park to 15 July 2016
• 4.5 Hizmet Trauma in Turkey and Europe
• 4.6 Three-Layered Hizmet: Challenges and Opportunities
• References
• Chapter 5: New Foci for Old Questions
• 5.1 Changing Contexts
• 5.2 Seen as Terrorists and Challenging Terrorism
• 5.3 Turkishness and Beyond
• 5.4 Charisma, Structures and Transparency.
• 5.5 Relating to Civil Society, Politics and the State
• 5.6 Relating to Other Muslims
• 5.7 Gender in Transition
• References
• Chapter 6: Continuing Values, Different Expressions and Future Trajectories
• 6.1 Contextual Transitions
• 6.2 Education to Tackle Ignorance
• 6.3 Dialogue to Tackle Conflict and Promote Inclusive Integration
• 6.4 Helping to Relieve Poverty Developing into Supporting Human Rights
• 6.5 Meeting Needs and Keeping the Balance
• 6.6 Hizmet in Europe With and/or Without Fethullah Gülen
• 6.7 Confident Engagement, Islamic Self-Criticism and Human Focus
• 6.8 From Copy-Paste into Contextual Reinvention
• References
• Index.