FOREIGN POLITICS IN OTTOMAN GOVERNMENT
Abstract
The Ottoman State also provided tolerance to the minority in education. It also recognizes minorities that are recognized by Turks and Muslims in opening educational institutions and continuing their activities. With the conquest of Istanbul by the Turks, the Greek Cypriots who lost their political freedoms were entitled to collective living under the control of a spiritual leader called the Patriarch. Together with the right to life recognized, this congregation has been given the right to fully exercise freely in religion, language, customs and customs. The state was exchanging opinions with the patriarch on every issue. The Patriarch of the Greek people was given the responsibility to administer the educational and cultural institutions, the churches and the hospitals. These privileges granted to the people of the Greeks were later used by the Armenians and Jews. In this context, non-Muslims under the control of the Empire have the right to open and manage educational and cultural institutions like Muslims. These educational institutions were created and supported not by the state but by the wealthy, beneficiaries and communities like the Turkish-Islamic institutions. Minority schools were built beside every church, such as the school and the madrasa, beside each glass. Teaching in schools and schools was done by the teachers, and teaching in the minority schools was conducted by the priests.
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Primary Language
Turkish
Subjects
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Journal Section
Research Article
Authors
Ebru Eren
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Türkiye
Publication Date
December 31, 2017
Submission Date
December 20, 2017
Acceptance Date
January 4, 2018
Published in Issue
Year 2017 Number: ICOMEP 2017 ÖZEL SAYISI