AnAnadolu Mektebi is a volunteer-based civil reading initiative grounded in the principle of reading, evaluating, and disseminating through panels the works of authors who have contributed to Turkish thought, art, and literature. Launched in 2012 under the leadership of Professor Dr. Sami Güçlü, the program aims to enable students to engage in high-quality reading, develop the ability to express themselves through writing and speech, and grow into well-rounded individuals shaped by national and un
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Beyza Gül Metliler

Minsk Mosque is a mosque located in Minsk, the capital of Belarus, with a historical origin dating back to the 15th century. The structure was initially built of wood and later reconstructed in 1890 using stone and brick materials, becoming one of the city’s prominent landmarks. During the Soviet Union era, it was demolished in 1962. Reconstruction efforts initiated by the Turkish Diyanet Foundation began in 2014 and were completed in 2016, after which the mosque was opened for worship. History
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Nurten Yalçın

When the Russians first appeared on the historical stage, they generally faced the dominance of Turkic peoples in Europe in both geographical and military terms. This social structure, which was minimally developed in early periods, has even been described in some sources as culturally quite primitive. Indeed, it is well known that the earliest Russian communities significantly benefited from and were influenced by the culture and civilization of the Turkic peoples in the region. Struggling to s
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Mustafa Cem İnci