Examples of using Islamists in English and their translations into Turkish
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Within Turkey itself, ISIL is believed to have caused increasing political polarisation between secularists and Islamists.
The Islamists were convinced that they were the key instrument in the demise of the Soviet Army in Afghanistan.
In Cairo's industrial exhibition park. were put on trial in a pavilion But then, nearly 300 Islamists, including Zawahiri.
They told their agents to persuade the Islamists to push the logic even further to kill even more people.
They were a loose collection of warlords, fighting a war of resistance against the Taliban the Islamists who controlled Afghanistan.
And Abu Zubaydah also told his interrogators of a terrifying new weapon the Islamists intended to use: an explosive device that could spray radiation through cities.
But then, nearly 300 Islamists, including Zawahiri, were put on trial in a pavilion.
But the fact that those dictators suppressed democracy in their country and suppressed Islamic groups in their country actually made the Islamists much more strident.
And the Islamists, too, began to realise that by feeding this media fantasy they could become a powerful organisation- if only in people's imaginations.
But then, nearly 300 Islamists, including Zawahiri in Cairo's industrial exhibition park. were put on trial in a pavilion.
It was on Tahrir square, where the international community was constantly frightened that, you know, the Islamists will overtake the revolution.
In June 2010, Islamists threatened with violence against Turkish Jews in connection with the Turkish-Israeli conflict over the"Freedom Flotilla.
then, nearly 300 Islamists, including Zawahiri in Cairo's industrial exhibition park.
The Persian alphabet is supported by the devoutly religious, Islamists, and by those who wish to bring the country closer to Iran and their Persian heritage.
But then, nearly 300 Islamists, including Zawahiri were put on trial in a pavilion in Cairo's industrial exhibition park.
Islamists have often attacked the Council for its strict upholding of Turkey's secular laws,
And then, in June of that year, a group of Egyptian Islamists attacked Western tourists at the ruins of Luxor.
According to Yalçın, the traditional conservatism among political Islamists kept them out of the public sphere.
Security experts say Turkey is an attractive target for militant Islamists who hate its secular political system and close links with the West.
Islamists have justified their actions by stating that there were"Israeli agents working" in the synagogues.