Moral Crisis in the Ottoman Empire: Society, Politics, and Gender during WWI By Çiğdem Oğuz [Book Review]

Journal of Islamic Studies 34 (3):430-432 (2023)
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In 1914, a madrasa teacher wrote a letter to the Ministry of Interior Affairs demanding the state prohibit all acts ‘incompatible with Islam’ including the oper.

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