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Hüseyin Topel is a journalist based in Hilden, Germany. He was born in Cologne, Germany and studied at the Heinrich-Heine University in Düsseldorf Media and Cultural Sciences. He worked for several Turkish Newspapers, some of them don´t exist no more. In 2015 he worked as a freelance journalist for the Turkish Desk of Euronews in Lyon, France. He made a volunteer at the German daily newspaper Die Welt, where he wrote about domestic politics. Since October 2015 he is producing religious and political content as a freelance journalist for the German national radio DEUTSCHLANDFUNK. At the same time he ist working as a freelance journalist for the German national television ARD and ZDF, especially in topics about Turkey, turkish and muslim community in Germany and Europe. He is at the same time still writing articles for the German page of Euronews, the Deutsch-Türkisches-Journal and Correctiv! Ruhr. You can finde some of his works on his homepage: http://www.huseyintopel.com/blog
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Die Mut’a-Ehe im Islam ist bei vielen Muslimen nicht angesehen, und doch taucht diese „Ehe auf Zeit“ oder „Vergnügungsehe“ immer häufiger auf.
Religionen geben Orientierung – auch in ethischen Fragen wie Abtreibung oder anderen Eingriffen in die Keimbahn. Wie steht der Islam dazu? Welche Antworten geben islamische Theologen? Es sind viele Antworten – denn der Islam kennt kein verbindliches Lehramt.
Das Wirken türkischer Politik in Deutschland: Bei dem Referendum über die Einführung eines Präsidialsystems in der Türkei sind auch rund 1,4 Millionen Türken in Deutschland wahlberechtigt. Sie werden von Staatspräsident Erdogan heftig umworben. Zum Teil wird regelrecht Druck ausgeübt, ausgehend vor allem von Lobbyorganisationen der Regierungspartei AKP.
Darf ich mich tätowieren lassen? Viele junge Muslime beschäftigt die Frage, was der Islam dazu sagt, wenn sie ihren Körper manipulieren. Sind Tattoos also halal – oder haram, also Sünde?
Back to Prison: How Europe Extradites Turkish Regime Opponents to Turkey
The article reports on the illegal deportation of Turkish political asylum seekers from Greece back to Turkey, where they face imprisonment and persecution. It highlights the case of Ayse Erdogan, a former teacher and political refugee, who was captured and forcibly returned to Turkey after seeking asylum in Greece. The Greek Council for Refugees and lawyers like Klotildi Prountzou are representing the victims of these pushbacks. The involvement of European border agency Frontex is acknowledged, but they deny direct involvement. The EU has expressed concern but has not taken action. The article suggests that these actions violate international laws and EU values.
Religion Policy in Turkey
The article discusses the repositioning of the Islamic association Ditib and its enduring connection to the Turkish religious authority Diyanet, founded by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk to control religion through the state. It outlines Atatürk's secular reforms and the integration of religion into the national state, with Diyanet maintaining a monopoly over Turkish-Islamic movements. The piece reflects on Diyanet's conservative roots and its dependence on the political agenda of the ruling government, citing historical examples and current practices under President Erdogan and the AKP. It also touches on calls for a more open-minded Islam that supports democracy, human rights, and diversity.
Is Turkey a Rule-of-Law State? No Asylum for Erdogan Opponents
Despite the release of German scientist Peter Steudtner in Istanbul, Turkey continues to prosecute academics and journalists, with many opposition members still imprisoned. Asylum applications from Turkish citizens in Germany, particularly those associated with the Gülen movement, are being rejected on the grounds that Turkey is a state where European human rights are respected. However, critics argue this ignores the severe human rights violations occurring in Turkey, including torture and suppression of free speech. The German Federal Office for Migration's justification for denying asylum claims has been challenged, with recent cases indicating a disregard for the actual risk faced by applicants if returned to Turkey.
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