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This study examines the political role played by the ulama, or learned men, during the Anwar Sadat era (1970-1981) at the al-Azhar University in Egypt, which is one of the oldest centers of science in the world. Within the larger framework of the political developments that took place in Egypt in the 19th and 20th centuries, the author focuses on the positions the ulama took and the changes that occurred at al-AzharUniversity. Following the historical background, the book analyzes the views the ulama at al-Azhar held regarding the major political events that the whole country was concerned with when Anwar Sadat was the President of Egypt (for example, the implementation of the Shari&lsquo;ah, various political currents, the Palestinian problem, peace with Israel, and the Muslim unity) as well as the solutions the ulama proposed to deal with these difficulties.

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Die politische Rolle der Azhar in der Sadat-Ära (1970-1981)

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(May 9-10, 1998, Istanbul) 
III. International Symposium Commemorating the Birth of Prophet Muhammad

 
&bull; Europe I (England and France) / Ali Kose 
&bull; Europe II (Germany, Belgium, and Holland) / Hilal Gorgun 
&bull; United States of America / Recep Senturk 
&bull; Africa / Ahmet Kavas 
&bull; Old Yugoslavia I / Mehmet Ibrahimgul 
&bull; Old Yugoslavia II / Muhammed Aruci 
&bull; Greece / Halil Eren 
&bull; Bulgaria and Romania / Omer Turan 
&bull; Crimea / Hakan Kirimli 
&bull; East Turkestan / M. Riza Bekin 
&bull; Far East / I. Hakki Goksoy 
&bull; Indian Subcontinent / Ahmed Asrar 
&bull; Caucuses and Central Russia I / Ibrahim Maras 
&bull; Caucuses and Central Russia II / Ismail Turkoglu 
&bull; A General Evaluation / Tahsin Gorgun

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Günümüz Dünyasında Müslüman Azınlıklar

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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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