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and II. by Abdülhamit II. Lütfi Fikri Mr, who was in political activity in the periods of legitimacy and Atatürk, was usually involved in the opposition in every period and was sometimes judged in various courts. First of all, the Lord of the Lord II. He came before the court during the period of Abdullah. He was sentenced to 14 months in prison in 1895 for proposing to write to Egyptian newspaper Mizan. Lütfi Fikri Mr. was sentenced to five years in prison on 27 December 1923 in Istanbul in 1923 because he opposed the removal of the Halifelium. But it was forgiven by a special law number 124 issued by TBMM on 13 February 1924. Lütfi Fikri Mr. was sentenced in 1925 at the Ankara Istiklal Court. This time, the accusation is to be a member of a secret community called Tarikat-i Salahiye. There is no complete connection with the community of the Louvre. The court has been searching for the name of some persons in his house and the members of the community were included in a cabinet list made in 1922. During the search, there was no evidence to show his connection with the community while a letter written by his brother Münci Mr. and the journal of 1923. Specifically, some accusations against the Republic and Mustafa Kemal Pasha have been detected in his daily journal. He was arrested and sent to the Ankara Court. On 15 August 1925 the decision was announced and the Lütfi Fikri Mr. was condemned because there was no evidence of his connection with the community. In addition to the failure to identify a connection with the community, the letter written by Mustafa Kemal Pasha to the court delegation on the forgiveness of Lütfi Fikri was also effective. In this article, the judgment of Lütfi Fikri Mr. in 1925 for his membership in the Tarikat-i Salahiye Society was described on the basis of the newspaper of the time.

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Özet:

Lütfi Fikri Bey, who carried out political activities during the Second Abdülhamit, Second Constitutional and Atatürk periods, generally took part in opposition in every period and from time to time he was judged in various courts. Lütfi Fikri Bey was first judged in the court in the period of Abdulhamid II. He was sentenced to 14 months in prison in 1895 on the grounds that he had proposed to write for the Mizan newspaper in Egypt. Lütfi Fikri Bey, secondly, was judged in the Independence Court established in Istanbul in 1923 for opposing the abolition of the Caliphate. However, he was forgiven by a special law no. 124 issued on 13 February 1924 by the Turkish Grand National Assembly. In 1925, Lütfi Fikri Bey was judged in the Ankara Independence Court. This time the accusation was to become a member of a secret society called Tarikat-ı Salahiye. Lütfi Fikri's association with the community could not be determined. His house was searched since some people in the court gave his name and his name was in a list of cabinet members prepared in 1922. While there was no evidence to show his connection to this list during the search, a letter written by his brother Münci and the diaries of 1923 were found. In particular, some accusations against the Republic and Mustafa Kemal Pasha were found in his diary. As a result, he was arrested and sent to Ankara Independence Court. On 15 August 1925, the decision was declared and Lütfi Fikri Bey was acquitted because there was no evidence of his connection to the community. In addition to the lack of a link to the association in the acquittal, Mustafa Kemal Pasha's letter to the court on the forgiveness of Lütfi Fikri was also influential. In this article, the trial of Lütfi Fikri Bey in the Independence Tribunal in 1925 for being a member of the Order of the Order was described based on the newspapers of the period.