The ideologist of the Turkish Islamists will not sit in jail

Last Friday marked the second political birth of the ideologist of the Turkish Islamists Nedzhmettin Erbakan. Thanks to the amnesty law adopted in Turkey, he will not be imprisoned for the statement made by him, which damages the country's secular system, ITAR-TASS reports.

In March of this year, the 74-year-old ex-Prime Minister was sentenced by the state security court to 12 months of prison and was supposed to sit in jail on January 14. Erbakan was refused an appeal, so he associated all hopes for salvation with an amnesty that the government promised to declare.

Erbakan, the author of the sensational strategy of the "fair order", which provides for the creation of the Islamic NATO and the UN and the salvation of all Muslims from the Balkans to Kazakhstan, is a noticeable figure in the political arena of Turkey. Born on October 29, on the day of the formation of the Republic of Ataturk, he devoted his whole life to the realization of the ideas of "political Islam."

Najettin Erbakan managed to visit power as Prime Minister of Turkey. However, all three religious parties established by him were dissolved for trying to undermine the country's secular constitutional system. Erbakan himself was forced to resign from the office of the head of the office in 1997 under pressure from the army, which sees in the person of Islamic radicals a threat of a secular system in Turkey.

Erbakan’s amnesty was most actively sought by the party of virtue (phase and phase), the “shadow leader” of which he is. For her, this is an important political trump card in anticipation of the process on December 12 in the Constitutional Court on its prohibition.