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- Alevi beliefs are hard to define, since Alevism is a diverse movement without any central authority, and its boundaries with other groups are poorly demarcated.
- Turkish Alevis Today
- www.alevi.dk
- Alevis are diverse ethno-religious communities comprising one fifth
- Alevis in Cemevis: Religion and Secularism in Turkey.
- www.irmgard-coninx-stiftung.de
- THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE ALEVI COLLECTIVE IDENTITY
- cdy.sagepub.com
- The Alevi of Anatolia
- known Alevi population, an ethnic group that has not received much attention adoption of a Turkish-Sunni national identity has heightened the Alevis' problem.
- meria.idc.ac.il
- THE ALEVİ OPENİNG: DEEPENING of DEMOCRACY in TURKEY
- Alevism,” “General Suggestions about Alevi Opening,” “Special Suggestions about the . where should the Alevi opening be placed amongst these openings ?
- www.bilgesam.org
- Religious freedom for Turkey?
- Finally, there is the status of the Alevis, the nation's largest religious minority. Turkey refuses legal recognition of Alevi meeting places (cemevi) as houses of worship, and has denied them construction permits.
- Religious Freedom For Turkey? - OpEd
- Finally, there is the status of the Alevis, the nation's largest religious minority. Turkey refuses legal recognition of Alevi meeting places (cemevi) as houses of worship, and has denied them construction permits.
- Alevi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- The Alevi are a religious and cultural community, primarily in Turkey, constituting probably more than 15 million people.
- en.wikipedia.org
- Alevi history - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- en.wikipedia.org
- THE ALEVI OF ANATOLIA: TURKEY'S LARGEST MINORITY
- presents the Alevi ethno-religious minority in Turkey, their history, beliefs, social life, and modern revival.
- www.angelfire.com
- Who are Alevis? What is Alevism?
- Determining how many Alevis there are today in Turkey is practically impossible.
- www.alevibektasi.org
- Kurds, Turks, and the Alevi Revival in Turkey
- The religion of these Alevis, though to some extent islamicised, differs considerably from Sunni Islam.
- www.uga.edu
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