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(May 10-11, 1997, Istanbul) 
II. International Symposium Commemorating the Birth of Prophet Muhammad

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&bull; Modernity as a Problem / Dr. Tahsin Gorgun 
&bull; Islam and Modernization with Respect to Morals and Aesthetics / Prof. Dr. Ahmet Inam 
&bull; Critique of Modernism by the Traditional School and its Reflections in the Islamic Thought / Dr. Adnan Aslan 
&bull; Modernism and Secularism / Dr. Nuray Mert 
&bull; Modernization and the Understanding of Haram / Prof. Dr. Suleyman Ates 
&bull; The Necessity for a Critical Review of Our Cultural Resources / Prof. Dr. Mehmet S. Hatiboglu 
&bull; Islamic Law in the Process of Modernization / Prof. Dr. Hamza Aktan 
&bull; Reasons for the Decline in Islamic Civilization and Preconditions for a New Leap Forward / Dr. Huseyin Atay 
&bull; Establishment of a Political Culture and its Legitimacy from the Viewpoint of Modernization / Assoc. Prof. Dr Ahmet Davudoglu 
&bull; Religion and Social Sciences in Turkey / Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mehmet Emin Koktas 
&bull; Keeping the Naqshbandiyyah Alive in the Modern West / Dr. Tayfun Atay 
&bull; Affects of Modernism on the Alevi Community / Dr. Ilyas Uzum 
&bull; Changes in the Traditional Religious Thought during the Early Period of Modernization in Turkey / Prof. Dr. Orhan Okay 
&bull; Our Problem with Modernization and Tradition / Assoc. Prof. Dr. Turgut Cansever 
&bull; Modernization in Turkish-Islamic Art or Rejecting the Heritage / Prof. Dr. Mehmet Zeki Kusoglu 
&bull; Islamization of Modern Music / Cinucen Tanrikorur

 
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İslâm ve Modernleşme

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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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