I am dreaming to go back to Turkia soon.

SO TRUE, ELIZABETH

what an interesting insight, thanks thehandsom. without an e.

Finding the inner Muslim prince
In the third of his Ramadan articles, Eric Walberg looks at the increasing attraction to Islam on the part of Westerners
http://weekly.ahram.org.eg/2007/864/cu6.htm

How does the Turkish educational system differ from the European and the American one? Wish to know.

'My Identity Is Constantly Present'
SPIEGEL ONLINE talks to Turkish-German author Dilek Güngör about her relationship to Turkey, German ideas about nationality and the absurdity of being considered a poster child for successful integration.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/zeitgeist/0,1518,510365,00.html

Germany's Homegrown Intolerance

http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,529322,00.html

Orhan esen-esirinmiyim

outstandingly beautiful imagery, can be found here:

http://www.jozan.net/2007/Josephine-Powell-Collection.asp


http://www.hattat.net/7.html

Plus article on Güreş Ağası

http://www.didimguide.com/en/akyenikoy.html

'As a case study on Turkish women, [the book] will increase the number of specific and in-depth studies of women in modern Muslim culture, studies which are needed to counter popular stereotypes about Muslim women,' -- Professor Sylvia Önder

Önder finds that Muslim practice and Islamic revivalism; tradition and modernity; global, national and regional identity; and gender shape local concepts of health and illness.
http://explore.georgetown.edu/news/?DocumentID=27393