تركيا: سياسي يطالب بإنشاء حلف شمال الأطلسي الإسلامي

- خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

طالب "مصطفى كمالاك" -رئيس حزب السعادة التركي المنبثق عن حزب الرفاة الإسلامي- بإنشاء حلف شمال الأطلسي الإسلامي، وإنشاء قوات لحفظ السلام الإسلامية، معتبرًا ذلك ضرورة ملّحة، وأكد أن رئيس الوزراء التركي الأسبق "نجم الدين أربكان" كان مصيبًا عندما طرح الفكرة، خاصةً مع ما تشهده الدول الإسلامية حاليًا من أحداث جسيمة.

وأكد في تصريحاته التي أدلى بها أثناء زيارته للمغرب أنه يجب إيقاظ الدول الإسلامية ودعم الوحدة والتآلف بدلًا من الخلافات، وأشار إلى أن الناتو الإسلامي سيجمع الدول الإسلامية، ولن ينقصه التمويل والدعم لوقوف الدول الإسلامية الثرية وراءه والقيام بدعمه، خاصةً مع التوقف عن قبول الدعم الغربي. المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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slamic NATO as a new step towards Ottoman Empire revival

The new organization first targets the Arab world, which Turkey is eager to attract under the “democracy protection” cover.

Mustafa Kamalak, chairman of the Turkish Saadet (“Felicity”) Party voiced this idea in Morocco last week. Saadet is the hardliner wing of the former Turkish Refah (“Welfare”) Party, the moderate Eurocentric wing of which is now Turkey's ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP). Kamalak declared that “Islamic NATO” and Islamic peacekeeping forces need to be established urgently.

“Today’s events in Islamic countries again proved that the former Turkish PM Necmettin Erbakan was right in his urge to create Islamic peacekeeping forces. We heartily welcome the awakening in Islamic states and pray for their success. Still, the Western states are trying to benefit from it. We must first push forward unity and integrity, rather than our conflicts,” Kamalak noted.

Former prime minister of Turkey Necmettin Erbakan is known as author of the “universal caliphate” concept. Ideologically, caliphate bases on Islam, while its martial aspect relies on the independent military-political bloc. Erbakan named this bloc the “Islamic peacekeeping forces” and its supporters - the “Islamic NATO”. The North-Atlantic Alliance is facing hard times now; meanwhile, Turkey is increasingly gaining weight entitling it to come up with such statements. No doubt, Azerbaijan will be the first to join the Islamic NATO in case it does emerge. Baku will definitely attempt to thus settle its issues; otherwise, it will lose the second Karabakh war as well if it relies on its own resources.

It should be noted that the “Islamic NATO” first of all targets the Arab world, which Turkey is eager to attract under the “democracy protection” cover. This “democracy” was quite apparent in Libya, Tunisia and Egypt; tragically, Syria is following the same path.

The “Islamic NATO” will definitely never lack funding: Saudi Arabia and Qatar will gladly undertake the financing of this formation, despite certain theological discrepancy between Sunnis of the Gulf monarchies and Turkey.

However, these obstacles can be overcome: monarchies, particularly Saudi Arabia dominated by Wahhabi branch of Islam will hardly insist on the Sunnism they practice.

The new structure will also try to move away from the West and just ignore Iran. The West may also welcome the new bloc hoping it will help settle the Syrian and Iranian issues. In a word, everybody will be happy.