Sufism and Sufi orders in compulsory religious education in Turkey
Sufism and Sufi orders in compulsory religious education in Turkey
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土耳其苏菲派和苏菲派强制宗教教育
DOI：
10.1080/14683849.2018.1438194
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发表时间：
2018
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影响因子：
1.3
通讯作者：
Ueno Manami
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作者：
Ueno Manami
土耳其共和国政府声称有权决定哪种伊斯兰教对土耳其公民是可取的或不可取的。本文探讨了1980年政变后的政府如何将苏菲派教团的负面形象渗透到义务教育中，以及正义与发展党政权一直试图改变这种形象。为此，它调查了从1982年初到现在作为必修宗教文化和道德课程的一部分而研究的教科书中对苏菲派秩序和苏菲主义的描述。
The governments of the Turkish Republic have claimed the authority to decide what kind of Islam is or is not desirable for Turkish citizens. This article explores how the governments after the 1980 coup infiltrated the negative image of Sufi orders into compulsory religious education and how the Justice and Development Party regime has been trying to modify it. To do so, it investigates the descriptions of Sufi orders as well as Sufism in the textbooks studied as part of the mandatory Religious Culture and Morals course from the beginning of 1982 to present.