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IN TURKEY, WITHIN FRAMEWORK OF "NUR'S" CASE NEW DETAILS ABOUT AZERBAIJANI MOVEMENT UNIT HAVE BEEN EXPOSED
13:07 18/12/2014 >> SOCIETY
In criminal cases instituted in Turkey against Turkish journalists
and the police, who have been supporting Fethullah Gulen, the leader
of the "Nur", has suddenly been emerged also the name of the Tanzila
Rustamkhanly the wife of the deputy of the Azerbaijani Parliament,
the chairman of the "Civil Solidarity" party Sabir Rustamkhanli,
reports the Azerbaijani information portal "Haqqin.az."
As it is noted in the article, the arrested journalists and police
officers in Turkey are accused of fabricated false charges against
a group of "Tahshiejits" - supporters of Sheikh Said Nursi, who is
the ardent opposition of Fethullah Gulen.
As stated in the article, in 2011, as a result of investigation
Tahshiejits' leader Mehmet Dogan unexpectedly turns to be the head
of the unit of "Al Qaeda" terrorist organization in Turkey and
Azerbaijan. The inquiry sent by Ertan Ercikti, the chief of the
police of anti-terrorism in Istanbul, states that Mehmet Dogan has
had contacts in Azerbaijan too.
"Mehmet Dogan was in close ties with Tanzilya Rustamkhanly, Agil
Hussein F. and Hussein B. in Azerbaijan. These ties have been
confirmed through tapping of phones," the inquiry sent to the
republican prosecutor's office in Turkey notes.
It is assumed that Agil F. mentioned in the document is the editor of
"Yeni Chag" newspaper published in Azerbaijan by Agil Alasgar. This
newspaper by its consistent criticism towards Fehtullah Gulen has
caused extreme dissatisfaction of his supporters. One of those arrested
by the case of Tahshiejits was Hussein Beyukfyrat, a businessman
from Shanliurf province. He is a Turkish student in Azerbaijan,
who has long ago opened a chain of restaurants "Beyukfyrat."
Portal notes that soon editor of "Yeni Chag" Agil Alasgar got in
touch with their editorial staff and said that Fehtullah Gulen and his
supporters have harassed the critics of their movement in Azerbaijan.
According to him, he has become one of the victims of harassment
after publishing a number of articles about Fehtullah Gulen. "After
this series of articles published in 2007, they started to accuse
me of working on PKK," Ergenekon "," Al-Qaeda "and even Mossad,"
Agil Alasgar says.
According Agil Alaskar, the head of the Fethullah Gulen sect learnt
about his revelatory publications too. The latter instructed his
supporters in Azerbaijan to solve this problem, the portal writes.
"Then the head of the department of the Presidential Administration
Elnur Aslanov and MP Jeyhun Osmanli attempted to arrest me," said
Agil Alasgar.
As noted in the portal, despite the fact that Aslanov has lost his job,
the pressure on the journalist still continues. "This suggests that the
position of Nur in Azerbaijan has not weakened," concludes the portal.
Nur are members of the pro-Turkish religious organization, of Sunni
persuasion. They are the followers of an Islamic cleric and scholar
Mullah, Said Nursi (1873-1960). The name of this organization comes
from the village of Nursi (near Bitlis), which is the birthplace of
the founder of the movement.
Supporters of Nur are for the creation of an Islamic state, believing
that the secular power "is not from Allah." The Nur are hostile towards
Kemalism. According to the Turkish experts, Turkish billionaire
sponsoring this organization, Fattulah Gulen and the Nur community
itself today has a capital of 50 billion dollars. After the collapse
of the USSR the Nur penetrated almost all the Muslim republics of
the former Soviet Union, as well as into the Turkic-speaking regions
of Russia.
In March 2014, the Azerbaijani newspaper "Yeni Musavat", citing sources
in social networks spread information that official circles in Turkey
provided the government with a list of high-ranking officials of
Azerbaijan in the administration of President Ilham Aliyev and the
Azerbaijani government, which have ties with such religious direction
as Nur.
In the list of officials recruited by the Gulen sect, are such
names like the department head of the Presidential Administration
of Azerbaijan Elnur Aslanov, SOCAR Vice President Khalig Mammadov,
Chairman of the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations
Elshad Isgandarov, his deputy Gunduz Ismayilov, Deputy Minister of
Youth and Sports Intigam Babayev, MP Jeyhun Osmanli, Director of CSI
at the Presidential Administration Farhad Mammadov, Chairman of the
Youth Foundation Farhad Hajiyev.
http://www.panorama.am/en/politics/2014/12/18/nur-azerbaijan-turkey/
13:07 18/12/2014 >> SOCIETY
In criminal cases instituted in Turkey against Turkish journalists
and the police, who have been supporting Fethullah Gulen, the leader
of the "Nur", has suddenly been emerged also the name of the Tanzila
Rustamkhanly the wife of the deputy of the Azerbaijani Parliament,
the chairman of the "Civil Solidarity" party Sabir Rustamkhanli,
reports the Azerbaijani information portal "Haqqin.az."
As it is noted in the article, the arrested journalists and police
officers in Turkey are accused of fabricated false charges against
a group of "Tahshiejits" - supporters of Sheikh Said Nursi, who is
the ardent opposition of Fethullah Gulen.
As stated in the article, in 2011, as a result of investigation
Tahshiejits' leader Mehmet Dogan unexpectedly turns to be the head
of the unit of "Al Qaeda" terrorist organization in Turkey and
Azerbaijan. The inquiry sent by Ertan Ercikti, the chief of the
police of anti-terrorism in Istanbul, states that Mehmet Dogan has
had contacts in Azerbaijan too.
"Mehmet Dogan was in close ties with Tanzilya Rustamkhanly, Agil
Hussein F. and Hussein B. in Azerbaijan. These ties have been
confirmed through tapping of phones," the inquiry sent to the
republican prosecutor's office in Turkey notes.
It is assumed that Agil F. mentioned in the document is the editor of
"Yeni Chag" newspaper published in Azerbaijan by Agil Alasgar. This
newspaper by its consistent criticism towards Fehtullah Gulen has
caused extreme dissatisfaction of his supporters. One of those arrested
by the case of Tahshiejits was Hussein Beyukfyrat, a businessman
from Shanliurf province. He is a Turkish student in Azerbaijan,
who has long ago opened a chain of restaurants "Beyukfyrat."
Portal notes that soon editor of "Yeni Chag" Agil Alasgar got in
touch with their editorial staff and said that Fehtullah Gulen and his
supporters have harassed the critics of their movement in Azerbaijan.
According to him, he has become one of the victims of harassment
after publishing a number of articles about Fehtullah Gulen. "After
this series of articles published in 2007, they started to accuse
me of working on PKK," Ergenekon "," Al-Qaeda "and even Mossad,"
Agil Alasgar says.
According Agil Alaskar, the head of the Fethullah Gulen sect learnt
about his revelatory publications too. The latter instructed his
supporters in Azerbaijan to solve this problem, the portal writes.
"Then the head of the department of the Presidential Administration
Elnur Aslanov and MP Jeyhun Osmanli attempted to arrest me," said
Agil Alasgar.
As noted in the portal, despite the fact that Aslanov has lost his job,
the pressure on the journalist still continues. "This suggests that the
position of Nur in Azerbaijan has not weakened," concludes the portal.
Nur are members of the pro-Turkish religious organization, of Sunni
persuasion. They are the followers of an Islamic cleric and scholar
Mullah, Said Nursi (1873-1960). The name of this organization comes
from the village of Nursi (near Bitlis), which is the birthplace of
the founder of the movement.
Supporters of Nur are for the creation of an Islamic state, believing
that the secular power "is not from Allah." The Nur are hostile towards
Kemalism. According to the Turkish experts, Turkish billionaire
sponsoring this organization, Fattulah Gulen and the Nur community
itself today has a capital of 50 billion dollars. After the collapse
of the USSR the Nur penetrated almost all the Muslim republics of
the former Soviet Union, as well as into the Turkic-speaking regions
of Russia.
In March 2014, the Azerbaijani newspaper "Yeni Musavat", citing sources
in social networks spread information that official circles in Turkey
provided the government with a list of high-ranking officials of
Azerbaijan in the administration of President Ilham Aliyev and the
Azerbaijani government, which have ties with such religious direction
as Nur.
In the list of officials recruited by the Gulen sect, are such
names like the department head of the Presidential Administration
of Azerbaijan Elnur Aslanov, SOCAR Vice President Khalig Mammadov,
Chairman of the State Committee for Work with Religious Organizations
Elshad Isgandarov, his deputy Gunduz Ismayilov, Deputy Minister of
Youth and Sports Intigam Babayev, MP Jeyhun Osmanli, Director of CSI
at the Presidential Administration Farhad Mammadov, Chairman of the
Youth Foundation Farhad Hajiyev.
http://www.panorama.am/en/politics/2014/12/18/nur-azerbaijan-turkey/