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Neo-liberalism and Beyond: Turkey after 1980 Neo-liberalism and Beyond: Turkey after 1980
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Hutbe Topics Hutbe Topics
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Scholar and Hutbe-writer (Interview I) Scholar and Hutbe-writer (Interview I)
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A critical voice A critical voice
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Repetitiveness Repetitiveness
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Irrelevancy Irrelevancy
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Sermons made to order Sermons made to order
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Ethnic nationalism Ethnic nationalism
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Engagement and passion Engagement and passion
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People expect better hutbes People expect better hutbes
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Civil disobedience Civil disobedience
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Vaaz and hutbe Vaaz and hutbe
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Summing-up Summing-up
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Audiences (Interview II) Audiences (Interview II)
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Religion – the most important source of national unity Religion – the most important source of national unity
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Sincerity and piety in worship Sincerity and piety in worship
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Audiences (Interview III) Audiences (Interview III)
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Islam is more than just worship Islam is more than just worship
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The importance of good imams The importance of good imams
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Being part of a large congregation Being part of a large congregation
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Audiences (Interview IV) Audiences (Interview IV)
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Whose free will? Whose free will?
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Listening to the hutbe requires training and awareness Listening to the hutbe requires training and awareness
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Common concerns Common concerns
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To invite someone for lunch after the hutbe To invite someone for lunch after the hutbe
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Difficulties in writing a good hutbe Difficulties in writing a good hutbe
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Diyanet – a necessary and expanding authority Diyanet – a necessary and expanding authority
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Audiences (Interview V) Audiences (Interview V)
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May your cuma be blessed! May your cuma be blessed!
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A crowded congregation A crowded congregation
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National unity for the sake of Islam National unity for the sake of Islam
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Audiences (Interview VI) Audiences (Interview VI)
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An imam intent on writing his own hutbes An imam intent on writing his own hutbes
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Diyanet Diyanet
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The Koran The Koran
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Mehmet Akif – author of the national anthem Mehmet Akif – author of the national anthem
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Interpretative Perspectives Interpretative Perspectives
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Gathering as a congregation Gathering as a congregation
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Sincerity and honesty in worship Sincerity and honesty in worship
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Admonitions Admonitions
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Relevance and Eloquence in Preaching Relevance and Eloquence in Preaching
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Conclusions Conclusions
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Notes Notes
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6 Writing and Listening: Voices from Inside
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Published:December 2021
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Abstract
In previous chapters the chief purpose has been to describe basic themes and styles in official hutbes, and to interpret the homiletic discourses in the light of existing social, political, institutional and historical contexts. In this chapter focus is moved to persons who regularly attend the Friday sermon, either in the role of imam or member of the congregation. What are in their eyes the merits and shortcomings, especially of the sermons delivered by Diyanet? Six interviews from a larger set of interviews have been selected. The interviewees complain about repetitiveness, irrelevancy, lack of eloquence, shortly, that people, in fact, expect better sermons. Asked if it would be better if imams and preachers (hatips) were allowed to preach their own mind, most interviewees respond in the negative. The insufficient level of education among the religious personnel is alleged as the main reason.
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