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Muslims in India have had a long relationship with Turks beginning early in the 11th century and with the Ottomans beginning in the middle of the 15th century. Especially after the 1870s the Muslims of India and the Ottomans had much closer ties and the Indians began to get more involved in the affairs of the Ottoman state. Until the caliphate was finally abolished in 1924, they made all kinds of sacrifices to help the Ottomans. The fact that India was a British colony introduced a political dimension to the strong historical, religious, and cultural bonds that exist between these two nations. Thus, England and especially the British foreign policy became an additional concern for them. This book examines the relationship between the Ottomans and the Muslims of India starting in 1877-78, the year of the Ottoman-Russian war, and until 1924 when the caliphate was abolished in Turkey. This coincides with a time period when discussion of a new development called Pan-Islamism was high on the global agenda. For this reason, many historians have examined the Turkish-Indian relations within the general framework of Pan-Islamism. This study also adopts the same framework.

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Panislamizm: Osmanlı Devleti Hindistan Müslümanları ve İngiltere (1877-1914)

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Ottoman Studies from Past to Present includes the communiqu&eacute;s of the symposium titled &quot;Ottoman Studies from Past to Present: Findings, Problems, Proposals&quot; organized by TDV Centre for Islamic Studies (ISAM) on 24-25 February 2001 in order to analyze the current situation of Ottoman history studies and to discuss problems such as history methodology, source analysis in Turkey.

Twenty papers were presented in the symposium under a total of eleven main headings: political history, history of administration, history of law, history of economics, history of science, Islamic philosophy, kalam, sufism, fiqh, scholars, literature and contemporary Turkish thought. In the communiqu&eacute;s presented by Ş. Tufan Buzpınar, Yusuf Hala&ccedil;oğlu, Feridun Emecen, Azmi &Ouml;zcan, İlber Ortaylı, Ali Akyıldız, M. &Acirc;kif Aydın, Ş&uuml;kr&uuml; &Ouml;zen, Orhan Okay, Fethi Gedikli, İskender Pala, Murat &Ccedil;izak&ccedil;a, İhsan Fazlıoğlu, M. Sait &Ouml;zervarlı, A. Yaşar Ocak, Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu, Emre D&ouml;len, Mustafa Kara, Mehmet İpşirli, G&ouml;khan &Ccedil;etinsaya, İsmail Kara, Nejat G&ouml;y&uuml;n&ccedil; and Mehmet Gen&ccedil;, scientific researches conducted in the specified areas of Ottoman history were subjected to criticism in terms of approach, method and resources, and proposals regarding the researches to be made were also expressed in addition to the findings related to the existing studies.

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Dünden Bugüne Osmanlı Araştırmaları Tespitler-Problemler-Teklifler

Azmi Özcan

He was born in Burdur in 1960. He graduated from Ankara University Faculty of Theology (1983). He completed his doctorate at the University of London with his thesis on &quot;Indian Muslims, Ottomans and Britain 1877-1914&quot; (1990). He became an associate professor in 1997 and a professor in 2002. He served as the president of ISAM between 1996-1999 and the founding rector of Bilecik Şeyh Edebali University between 2008-2016. He is currently a member of the Board of Trustees of Istanbul 29 Mayıs University.