Arbakani’s significant attack on Erdogan in Türkiye

According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, in the past days and in the political circles of Turkey, a new plan The serious differences between the ruling party and its leader with the intellectual-political school of the late Erbakan attracted the attention of Turkish political circles.

Even though the story of the dispute and conflict between Erdoğan and Erbakan has become old and repetitive, but now new points and information have been raised and at the same time, Fatih Erbakan, the eldest son of the late Najmuddin Erbakan and the leader of Dobar Refah party, against Erdogan is showing strength and has put him in a tight spot in the upcoming election.

Erbakan’s eldest son, under the coalition with Erdogan, has put his sister-in-law in the field as a candidate for the post of mayor in Istanbul. . At the same time, Saadat party also recounted the issues that had been kept hidden from the eyes of the media and public opinion of Turkey. and they have a special calendar and based on that, they have to fight and settle accounts every few years.

Arbakan’s anger at ambitious and ungrateful students

The separation of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Abdullah Gul and dozens of friends with them from their veteran teacher Najmuddin Arbakan at the beginning of the 20th century, one It is one of the most important milestones in Turkey’s contemporary history.

As a branch of modernists and liberals of the Virtue Party, they separated from Erbakan and founded the Justice and Development Party in 2001. This incident caused the newly established Justice and Development Party to form the cabinet alone and take over the government in 2002 with a stunning power and influence. But at the same time, at the cost of defeat. Erbakan’s failure was complete and almost erased him from the Turkish political scene. So that his friends could not even get a seat in the parliament for several years.

The later statements of the late Islamic Prime Minister of Turkey, Nejmuddin Erbakan, showed that he did not forgive his students and severely punished them. offended. But later Gul as President and Erdogan as Prime Minister tried to ask for forgiveness from their master.

However, in the past days, once again, the old case of Erbakan’s lawsuit – Erdogan made noise like a news bomb. As a result, Erdoğan has had to force analysts aligned with him to write against the Arbakanis and deny their statements about the secret lawsuit of 2006.

Erdogan wanted to imprison his teacher

It all started with a TV interview. No one thought that Temel Karameloglu, one of Erbakan’s old and loyal students and the current leader of the Islamist Saadat Party, as an experienced and restrained politician, would suddenly attack Erdogan and start exposing. He exposed a strange act of Erdogan and showed that he attacked his old master in 2006 and even tried to send him to prison!

According to the leader of the Saadat party, the ban on Arbakan’s political activities continued even during the coming to power of Gul-Erdogan, and Erdogan, as the prime minister of Turkey, in 2006 ordered the surrounding area of ​​Arbakan’s house to be surrounded by police forces and then in front of the camera. TV channels should send Erbakan to prison.

Karamolaoglu continues: “Erdogan’s intention was to imprison our teacher. But the late Hasan Kaylonjo, one of our old comrades, decided the case. Despite the fact that he separated from us and founded the Justice and Development Party together with Erdogan, he got angry and went to Erdogan. He said to him: You are the prime minister now. But if you want to imprison the master, I will destroy the party house on your head. With this threat, Erdoğan practically gave up on arresting the teacher, but he imposed a situation similar to house arrest on him, and later Mr. Abdullah Gul became the president and by issuing an official amnesty, he allowed the teacher to return to the world of politics. /p>

It should be mentioned that at that time Ahmed Nejdet Sezer, one of the Kemalist and secular judges of Turkey, was the president and he was not interested in Arbakan’s political activity. But Erdogan’s actions have also been strange in their own way. Especially considering that Erbakan actually learned politics in Erbakan’s presence and became the mayor of Istanbul with his support.

Mehmet Altenuz, Erbakan’s son-in-law, also confirmed Carmeloglu’s statements but said is: “We are not enemies and it is not necessary to address these issues again”. Our late professor Arbakan was at the request of President Ahmed Nejdet Sezer and not Mr. Erdogan. I personally intervened and demanded the end of his sentence, but the president vetoed our request. Later, Professor Arbakan also thanked me personally. Now, on the eve of the elections, why are you addressing these issues? These things are far from political ethics and politeness”.

Abd al-Kader Salvi, one of the commentators of Hurriyet newspaper and one of Erdogan’s trusted journalists, wrote: “Erdogan and Gul had come to power, but for years For a long time, power was in the hands of the army and the judiciary. I even know that at the meeting of the Supreme National Security Council, a general told Prime Minister Abdullah Gul, “If I were you, I would remove this piece of cloth from my wife’s head.” A day later, a fighter jet flew over Erdogan’s house to show him that the army still sees the government as weak with the mentality of the 1998 coup. But even in those difficult circumstances, it was Erdogan who prevented Arbakan from being imprisoned. The plan of these disputes is wrong. After all these years, why did Karameloglu side with Klichdaroglu? He should have supported Erdoğan”. 26 years have passed since the 1998 coup, still the students of the late Erbakan have serious differences of opinion about the political future of Turkey and the intellectual direction of the government.

He saw the reasons for the continuation of these fights in the competition for power and related the other part to the continuation of the political fight between the Islamism of the Arbakanis and the Westernism of the Erdogans. /em>