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At the beginning of the twentieth century, the Ottoman Empire suffered weakness and weakness, which made it similar to the elderly patient who awaits his inevitable fate. The voices of demanding change began to accelerate, while some were calm and balanced, promoting the reform of the current regime, while others were extremist, calling for a comprehensive revolution and liberation from all restrictions and traditions. With the disappearance of the dilapidated caliphate, attention was directed towards modern Turkey and its progress towards the Renaissance. Some thinkers, such as the author of this book, believe that the only way to reform the countries of the East lies in embodying the Turkish experience in all its privacy. Some intense ideas appeared to prejudice heritage and traditions, and despite the rush and rush in some cases, they carried merits, and left the final judgment of the reader.