Hizmet Means Service

Martin E. Marty is the Fairfax M. Cone Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus in the University of Chicago Divinity School. He is the author of over fifty books, including most recently Dietrich Bonhoeffer's Letters and Papers from Prison: A Biography.

• Acknowledgments Introduction (Martin E. Marty) 1 * Hizmet among the Most Influential Religious Movements of Late Ottoman and Modern Turkish History (Carter Vaughn Findley)2 * Who Is Fethullah Gulen? An Overview of His Life (Marcia Hermansen)3 * The Institutions and Discourses of Hizmet Culture, and Their Discontents (Jeremy F. Walton)4 * The Role of Religion in the Gulen Movement (Zeki Saritoprak)5 * Building Bridges: Gulen Pontifex (Simon Robinson)6 * Ethics in the Theory and Practice of Hizmet (Radhi H. al-Mabuk)7 * Gulen as an Educator (Tom Gage)

"Given the current uncertainty in the Middle East, the book provides much needed perspectives on the relatively unknown, peaceable but not quietist, radical but not radicalized, and ecumenically-minded renewal movement among Muslims that nuances both the Orientalist and terrorist narratives so common in the Western media... [illuminates] an important new reli- gious movement in Turkish society."