Salih Mirzabeyoglu

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Salih Mirzabeyoglu (b. 1950, in Eskişehir) is a fundamentalist idealogue and alleged lead of the Great Eastern Islamic Raiders' Front, an armed Islamist militant group present in Turkey. In 1975, he and his friends published a political magazine Gölge (Shadow). Towards the end of the decade, he has met Necip Fazıl and started to establish IBDA ideology as a philosophical-political system. Till now, he has written 50 books. He was arrested in 29 December, 1998 under the claim of that he is the leader of Great Eastern Islamic Raiders' Front. He was sentenced to death penalty.

List of books:

Bütün Fikrin Gerekliliği (Necessity of Whole Idea)
Tarihten Bir Yaprak (A Paper from History)
Necip Fazıl'la Başbaşa (with Necip Fazıl)
Kültür Davamız (Our Culture Thesis)
Şiir ve Sanat Hikemiyatı (Poetry and Art Philosophy)
İstikbal İslâmındır (Future Belongs to Islam)
Anafor (Whirlpool -poems)
Adımlar (Steps - interviews)
Büyük Muztaribler 1-2-3 (Great Agitateds - philosophy history)
Tilki Günlüğü 1-2-3-4-5-6 (Fox Diary - spiritual novel)
Sefine (Ship - philosophy of physics)
Elif (Aleph - painting)
Yağmurcu (Rainer)
Hırka-i Tecrid
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Yaşamayı Deneme (Trying to Live - novel)
Hakikat-i Ferdiye
Furkan (different kind of dictionary)
Telegram
Müjdelerin Müjdesi (stories)
Münşeat (a different kind of poems)
IBDA Diyalektiği (Dialect of IBDA)
İslam'a Muhatap Anlayış (Understanding Towards to Islam)
Kavgam 1-2 (My Fight)
Sahabinin Rolu ve Manası (Role and Meaning of Disciple)
Hukuk Edebiyatı (Literature of the Laws)
Başyücelik Devleti (State of Başyücelik)
Aydınlık Savaşçıları (Fighters of Light - epic)
Dil ve Anlayış (Language and Understanding)
Kökler (Roots)
Kayan Yıldız Sırrı (Mystery of Slipping Star - poem)
İktisat ve Ahlâk (Economics and Morality)
Parakuta (about politics/aesthetics of money)
Önsöz (Preface)
İdeolocya ve İhtilâl (Ideology and Revolution)
Hikemiyat (Philosophies)
İşkence (Torture - anectode)
Gölgeler (Shadows - novel)
Damlaya Damlaya
Üç Işık (Three Lights)
Erkam (philosophy of mathematic)
Berzah