Ali Erbaş
@DIBAliErbas · Lebanon, Syria, Turkey, Iraq, Yemen
Ali Erbaş is the president of Directorate of Religious Affairs.
We visited our teacher Mehmet Görmez, the rector of Türkiye International University of Islam, Science and Technology and the 17th President of Religious Affairs. The fact that the university is being established in a magnificent complex worthy of its name, adjacent to Sultanahmet in central Istanbul, is a great advantage. May it be auspicious for our nation, the Islamic world, and all humanity.
Translated from TurkishPraise be to Allah, O Lord, make our glorious army, the Prophet's hearth, victorious and triumphant on land, in the air, and at sea, always and everywhere!
Translated from TurkishAnother legendary speech! Wherever he speaks, whatever the subject, he surely places Palestine, Gaza, and the oppressed at the center of his speech and draws the attention of the world there. My esteemed President, protector of the oppressed of the world! May Allah be eternally pleased with you.
Translated from TurkishWe lost Yemen 110 years ago. We gave more than 100,000 martyrs to the imperialists. It was freed from the British in 1967. It has been experiencing a civil war for some time now. By heeding our beloved Prophet’s call, “O servants of Allah! Be brothers!”, may it unite and become a strong state again, God willing.
Translated from TurkishI had read this sermon with such great excitement! Four years ago, August 26 fell on a Friday. We had prepared the square where Sultan Alp Arslan had performed Friday prayer with 50,000 people, and our president, all the ministers, the chief of the general staff, the force commanders and our citizens had performed Friday prayer with thousands of people.
Translated from TurkishHagia Sophia (Holy Wisdom): A Mosque Aptly Named. I wrote this in commemoration of the 6th anniversary of its reopening for worship. Here you go.
Translated from TurkishMore importantly, from the Turkey where a mother wearing a headscarf was not admitted to her son's military oath ceremony, to the Turkey where, at a graduation ceremony that also included headscarf-wearing officers, officers raised their hands and whose sounds of amen pierced the heavens. Praise be to God.
Translated from TurkishNihavent adhan. It has started being recited in recent years. When our imams with beautiful voices recite it, it produces a magnificent effect. In our adhan tradition, Saba is recited at dawn, Uşşak at noon, Rast in the afternoon, Segâh in the evening, and Hicaz at night. Nihavent has no specific time.
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