Greg Barton is the Herb Feith Research Professor for the Study of Indonesia, Faculty of Arts, Monash University, Australia.Paul Weller is Professor of Inter-Religious Relations at the University of Derby and Visiting Fellow in the Oxford Centre for Christianity and Culture at Regent's Park College, University of Oxford, UK.Ihsan Yilmaz is Associate Professor of Political Science at Fatih University, Istanbul, Turkey.

• Author and editor biographies \ Acknowledgments \ Fethullah Gülen, the movement and this book: an introductory overview \ Part I: The Gülen movement in the public sphere \ 1. Preaching by example and learning for life: understanding the Gülen hizmet in the context of religious philanthropy and civil religion Greg Barton \ 2. From Ghandi to Gülen: the habitus of non-aggressive action Mustafa E. Gurbuz and Bandana Purkayastha \ 3. Organizing civil society: the Gülen movement’s Abant Platform Etga Ugur \ Part II: Muslim politics beyond post-Islamism \ 4. Beyond post-Islamism: the transformation of Turkish Islamism to non-Islamism Ihsan Yilmaz \ 5. Muslims and liberalization: the case of the Gülen movement Ramazan Kilinç \ 6. The influence of the Gülen movement in the emergence of a Turkish cultural ‘Third Way’ Marie Elisabeth Maigre-Branco \ 7. Fethullah Gülen, Turkey and the European Union Paul Weller \ Part III: The contexts of the Muslim world \ 8. The relevance of Fethullah Gülen’s thought for democratic reforms in the Muslim world Leonid R. Sykiainen \ 9. Turkish in the language of the Qu’ran: Hira Paul L. Heck \ 10. Central Asia’s hizmet schools Victoria Clement \ 11. The Gülen movement as a Civil-Islamic force in Indonesia Muhammad Nawab Osman \ 12. A Gülen-inspired school in South Africa Yasien Mohamed \ 13. The Gülen movement and promoting human rights values Ozcan Keles \ Towards a conclusion: Fethullah Gülen, the hizmet and the changing ‘Muslim world’ Greg Barton, Ihsan Yilmaz and Paul Weller \ Bibliography \ Indexes

The topics of the book are particularly relevant since Islam’s relationship with the intellectual and political aspects of modernity bears directly on events of epochal significance in the Arab world and elsewhere, as exemplified by the Arab Spring.

Greg Barton is the Herb Feith Research Professor for the Study of Indonesia, Faculty of Arts, Monash University, Australia.Paul Weller is Professor of Inter-Religious Relations at the University of Derby and Visiting Fellow in the Oxford Centre for Christianity and Culture at Regent's Park College, University of Oxford, UK.Ihsan Yilmaz is Associate Professor of Political Science at Fatih University, Istanbul, Turkey.

• Author and editor biographies \ Acknowledgments \ Fethullah Gülen, the movement and this book: an introductory overview \ Part I: The Gülen movement in the public sphere \ 1. Preaching by example and learning for life: understanding the Gülen hizmet in the context of religious philanthropy and civil religion Greg Barton \ 2. From Ghandi to Gülen: the habitus of non-aggressive action Mustafa E. Gurbuz and Bandana Purkayastha \ 3. Organizing civil society: the Gülen movement’s Abant Platform Etga Ugur \ Part II: Muslim politics beyond post-Islamism \ 4. Beyond post-Islamism: the transformation of Turkish Islamism to non-Islamism Ihsan Yilmaz \ 5. Muslims and liberalization: the case of the Gülen movement Ramazan Kilinç \ 6. The influence of the Gülen movement in the emergence of a Turkish cultural ‘Third Way’ Marie Elisabeth Maigre-Branco \ 7. Fethullah Gülen, Turkey and the European Union Paul Weller \ Part III: The contexts of the Muslim world \ 8. The relevance of Fethullah Gülen’s thought for democratic reforms in the Muslim world Leonid R. Sykiainen \ 9. Turkish in the language of the Qu’ran: Hira Paul L. Heck \ 10. Central Asia’s hizmet schools Victoria Clement \ 11. The Gülen movement as a Civil-Islamic force in Indonesia Muhammad Nawab Osman \ 12. A Gülen-inspired school in South Africa Yasien Mohamed \ 13. The Gülen movement and promoting human rights values Ozcan Keles \ Towards a conclusion: Fethullah Gülen, the hizmet and the changing ‘Muslim world’ Greg Barton, Ihsan Yilmaz and Paul Weller \ Bibliography \ Indexes

The topics of the book are particularly relevant since Islam’s relationship with the intellectual and political aspects of modernity bears directly on events of epochal significance in the Arab world and elsewhere, as exemplified by the Arab Spring.

Greg Barton is the Herb Feith Research Professor for the Study of Indonesia, Faculty of Arts, Monash University, Australia.Paul Weller is Professor of Inter-Religious Relations at the University of Derby and Visiting Fellow in the Oxford Centre for Christianity and Culture at Regent's Park College, University of Oxford, UK.Ihsan Yilmaz is Associate Professor of Political Science at Fatih University, Istanbul, Turkey.

• Author and editor biographies \ Acknowledgments \ Fethullah Gülen, the movement and this book: an introductory overview \ Part I: The Gülen movement in the public sphere \ 1. Preaching by example and learning for life: understanding the Gülen hizmet in the context of religious philanthropy and civil religion Greg Barton \ 2. From Ghandi to Gülen: the habitus of non-aggressive action Mustafa E. Gurbuz and Bandana Purkayastha \ 3. Organizing civil society: the Gülen movement’s Abant Platform Etga Ugur \ Part II: Muslim politics beyond post-Islamism \ 4. Beyond post-Islamism: the transformation of Turkish Islamism to non-Islamism Ihsan Yilmaz \ 5. Muslims and liberalization: the case of the Gülen movement Ramazan Kilinç \ 6. The influence of the Gülen movement in the emergence of a Turkish cultural ‘Third Way’ Marie Elisabeth Maigre-Branco \ 7. Fethullah Gülen, Turkey and the European Union Paul Weller \ Part III: The contexts of the Muslim world \ 8. The relevance of Fethullah Gülen’s thought for democratic reforms in the Muslim world Leonid R. Sykiainen \ 9. Turkish in the language of the Qu’ran: Hira Paul L. Heck \ 10. Central Asia’s hizmet schools Victoria Clement \ 11. The Gülen movement as a Civil-Islamic force in Indonesia Muhammad Nawab Osman \ 12. A Gülen-inspired school in South Africa Yasien Mohamed \ 13. The Gülen movement and promoting human rights values Ozcan Keles \ Towards a conclusion: Fethullah Gülen, the hizmet and the changing ‘Muslim world’ Greg Barton, Ihsan Yilmaz and Paul Weller \ Bibliography \ Indexes

The topics of the book are particularly relevant since Islam’s relationship with the intellectual and political aspects of modernity bears directly on events of epochal significance in the Arab world and elsewhere, as exemplified by the Arab Spring.