Abstract

CULTURE OF TOLERANCE IN THE IDEOLOGY OF THE TURKISH JUSTICE AND DEVELOPMENT PARTY

PhD MUNA HAMDI HIKMAT

Volume: 8 Issue: 4 2018

Abstract:

The study focused on the role of the Turkish Justice and Development Party in establishing the values of tolerance in Turkish society. This study is based on the assumption that the party has the ability to instill a culture of tolerance within the Turkish society on the regional and international levels, Because of his flexibility in presenting his ideas that did not contradict or clash with the values of secularism, and contributed to those ideas of the advancement of Turkish reality, and push its foreign policy to play regional and international roles. The AKP represents the moderate Islam, and the success of the party is due to the enlightened thinking of the party leaders, which gained a growing popularity that enabled it to reconcile the religious desires of the oppressed people, Who adhere to secularism in an extreme manner.

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