I think there is one idiot in Marmaris who is doing all these bombings. It is likely to be a pkk thing.

It is a copy paste of this poem. The poem is nothing special, just an ordinary one. It is also a bit arabesk. Nothing very sophisticated.

http://sozluk.sourtimes.org/show.asp?t=adin+batsin

Greetings,
I wanted to spend my time on this website on more peaceful things so I asked for the changes. Bye.

On this webpage there are six traditional İstanbul songs. Is is one of them?
http://www.istanbul.com/Kesfet.aspx#

You see here a picture that shows where to look on that page:
http://img169.imageshack.us/img169/1796/untitledpt7.jpg

I checked Necip Fazıl Kısakürek's poem and I don't know any song with these lyrics.

As I said, many natives here have never been to places in Turkia where I spend years living there. It is normal that you don't know everything about traditional lifstyles in Turkia. Of course it is only natural that foreign teenagers who like spending time in our forums may know even less.

I'm in the UK as part of my job as a teacher. I have worked and lived in many different cities, towns and villages in Turkia as part of my job.

I don't need to show another sorce of the things that I mention here. I'm writing the things that I know from my own experience.

No. Not lots of people would sing together a song by Edip Akbayram. For instance I don't like him at all.

I think the song you heard was "Bu sabah yağmur var İstanbul'da" by MFÖ.

http://www.geocities.com/duztaban2000/busabah.mp3

A silver ring that is worn by men is an İslamic symbol and means I'm one of you my brothers. By wearing a silver ring they are expecting support, recognition and easier commonication within their religious communities. It is a sign of commitment for their religious community.

yes it is.