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Activities of shia nizari Imam Aga Khan the thirth during the world war i.

Şiî nizari mezhebi imamı ııı. Ağa han’ın ı. Dünya savaşı yılları faaliyetleri

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Neverthless he had really important function to hinder of Turkish Panislamic propaganda.

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Objective & Hypothesis:After the outbreak of the WWI, Muhammed Shah III (Aga Khan), who was the forty-eighth Imam of the Shia Ismaili sect, requested from the British government that he be assigned a duty in any area of need.
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Key Findings & Data:Referring the his own writing Aga Khan argued that Otto- man State’s caliphate authurity should continue and he didn’t favor Arab caliphate claims.
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Conclusion & Impact:Neverthless he had really important function to hinder of Turkish Panislamic propaganda.
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After the outbreak of the WWI, Muhammed Shah III (Aga Khan), who was the forty-eighth Imam of the Shia Ismaili sect, requested from the British government that he be assigned a duty in any area of need. The British administration, considering his influence particularly over Shia Muslims, assigned Aga Khan to mitigate the effects of the holy war [jihad] which had been proclamied by the Ottoman Government. Aga Khan served to this objective by issuing various declarations during the WWI. Altough there were discussions from time to time among British officers concerning the activities of Aga Khan beyond his authority, his views were taken into consideration by many British authorities including the King of England until the end of the war. Referring the his own writing Aga Khan argued that Otto- man State’s caliphate authurity should continue and he didn’t favor Arab caliphate claims. Neverthless he had really important function to hinder of Turkish Panislamic propaganda.

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Şiî İsmailî mezhebinin kırk sekizinci lideri olan III. Muhammed Şah (Ağa Han) I. Dünya Savaşı’nın patlak vermesinin ardından İngiliz hükümetine hizmet etmek için, kendisine ihti- yaç duyulan bir alanda görev verilmesini talep etmiştir. İngiliz yönetim birimleri Ağa Han’ın özellikle Şiî Müslümanlar üzerinde sahip olduğu dini etkiyi de göz önüne alarak kendisin- den Osmanlı Devleti tarafından ilan edilen cihadın etkilerinin ortadan kaldırılması için çaba sarf etmesini istemiştir. Ağa Han, I. Dünya Savaşı süresince yayınladığı beyannamelerle bu amaca yönelik hizmet etmiştir. Zaman zaman İngiliz yetkililer arasında Ağa Han’ın etki ve yetkisini aştığına dair görüşmeler olmuşsa da Ağa Han’ın görüşleri savaş sonuna kadar İngiliz yetkililerin birçoğu ve hatta İngiliz Kralı tarafından dikkate alınmış ve değerlendirilmiştir. Kendi kaleminden çıkan çeşitli yazılara bakılacak olursa Ağa Han, Osmanlı Devleti’nin hi- lafet yetkisinin devamını savunmuş ve Arap hilafetine taraftar olmamıştır. Ancak Osmanlı Devleti’nin uygulamak için çaba gösterdiği Panislâmik propagandanın etkisiz hale get- irilmesinde önemli işlev yüklenmiştir

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POLAT, Ü. G. (2013). Activities of shia nizari Imam Aga Khan the thirth during the world war i.. Türk Kültürü ve Hacı Bektaş Veli Araştırma Dergisi, Sayı: 68, 55–74. https://ajindex.com/articles/128739

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