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British spies were everywhere in Istanbul. One spy, with the alias RV5,
opened a tailor shop in 1921 and managed to be the tailor of the Unionists
(usually called 'Young Turks' in the West) and those people close to Mustafa
Kemal. He was even able to visit the Turkish Foreign Ministry. He would hand
over all the intelligence he gathered to the British. Another spy, with the alias
JQ6, was running a coffee shop in Istanbul, which was usually frequented by
people close to Mustafa Kemal. His supporters would hold all their meetings
in this shop and all the secret information they discussed would be immedi-
ately forwarded to the British. In the meantime, Istanbulians had to contin-
ue their daily lives under the siege of the British deep state. 301
Important Note about Mawlawiyah
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Rumi is a 13 -century mystic. He wrote Masnavi and although this book contains com-
mendable statements regarding faith and Islam, it also contains serious contradictions
with Islam and the Qur'an. Masnavi and the Mawlawiyah culture shaped around it, due
to parts of Masnavi that are in contradiction with the Islamic faith, in time turned into a
lifestyle promoted by certain circles seeking to inflict damage on Islam in a very sinister
manner. In fact, this culture has been widely praised and promoted by atheists, anti-Is-
lamic circles, homosexuals and Dar-
winists. Most particularly, certain peo-
ple that wish to spread acts that are
banned in the Qur'an, like homosexu-
ality, or unbelieving systems, such as
Darwinism, amongst Muslims, have al-
ways used Mawlawiyah and Rumi's
philosophy to achieve their goals. Un-
surprisingly, the British deep state has
repeatedly used this dangerous culture
as leverage against Muslims.
It should be borne in mind that the crit-
icism here is not directed at Rumi, the
author of Masnavi, considering how
Masnavi could have been significantly
altered since the 13th century. It is quite possible that the remarks in question were added
to Masnavi only later, in an attempt to hurt the Islamic societies. Therefore, our criticism
here is directed not at Mawlana Jalal ad-Din Rumi, but the odd Rumi philosophy devel-
oped based on the contents of Masnavi.
Following chapters will be dealing with Rumi's philosophy to a greater extent.
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