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November Küfrevi, born in Bitlis in 1920, was thrown into politics after graduating from the Faculty of Literature at the University of Istanbul. In 1950, the Democratic Party (DP) showed the Kufrevi as a candidate for the pain, and with the identity of Nakşibendi came to the forefront. Although the Democratic Party is a newly organized party in Durga, the influence of this identity of Kufrevi has quickly gained the interest and confidence of the people. In this process, it will be possible to say that the sense of confidence in the November Covenant and those with it, rather than the party, particularity and ideological attitude of the People of the Pain, as well as their religious commitment, is effective. After the 1950s, in 1954 he was again a member of the Hürriyet Party, dividing his way with the DP due to the disputes within the Kufrevi Party in the parliament in 1954. In 1957 he was able to enter the TBMM with the teveccüh shown by the people of Küfrevi, who placed his candidacy as an independent parliamentary member from the pain. On May 27, 1960, after the military coup in Yassyada, Kufrevi was sentenced to trial in the following process. In 1965 the 13th period of the New Turkish Party, in 1969 the 14th period of the Republican Faith Party, the 14th period of the Pain Parliamentary Assembly, in the parliament, was Senate of Pain between October 14, 1973 and September 12, 1980. November Küfrevi, who managed to enter the parliament as a member of three different parties, including the Democratic Party, Independent Party, New Turkey Party and Trust Party, provided he was in Mecclical, provided he was in Pain Special, gave suggestions on economics, education, ideas, art, social and political matters, and managed to accept most of these suggestions in the parliament. Although he has entered the elections under different political parties, the parliamentary elected Kufrevi appears to us both as a religious personality and as a leader beloved and respected by the People of the Pain. In the study, the political history of November Küfrevi, who participated in the Turkish political life as a parliamentary member and was in politics for a long time, will be examined. During the work, the Prime Minister's Republic Archive, TBMM Archive, TBMM Zabıt Cerideleri and periodic broadcasting sections were taken advantage of.

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Kasım Küfrevi was born in Bitlis in 1920, completed his education life in Istanbul University Faculty of Literature and get into politics in 1950. Küfrevi, who was elected as a parliamentary deputy of Ağrı from the ranks of the Democratic Party (DP) in 1950, also came to the fore with his identity as Nakşibendi. Despite being a newly organized party in Ağrı, the Democrat Party entered the parliament by taking the vote of confidence from the people with the influence of Küfrevi's religious identity and in addition to partisanship and ideological attitude, so it will not be wrong to say that the religious affiliation of Kasım Küfrevi and his accompanying people is effective as well. Being elected as a member of parliament from DP, Küfrevi was in the parliament again in the DP ranks for the second time 1954, but due to the disagreements within the party came to parting the ways with DP and took part as the founding member of the Hürriyet Party, which was established in the same year. Küfrevi, who was nominated as independent deputy candidate from the city of Ağrı in the 1957 elections, succeeded in getting into the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM). Küfrevi, who was tried in Yassıada after the 27 May 1960 Revolution, was acquitted later. He was elected as a member of parliament with the New Turkey Party in 1965 for 13th period, the Republican Confidence Party Küfrev in 1969 for 14th period and lastly between 14 October 1973 - 12 September 1980 he was senator for Ağrı. Succeeded taking part at the parliament with three different party, Democratic Party, the New Turkey Party and Confidence Party, also as an independent candidate, Kasım Küfrevi during this time gave parliamentary questions both specific for the city of Ağrı and Turkish Social and Political Life and was able to establish many of these questions in the parliament. He raised important views on education, ideas, art, social and political issues. Despite being elected under different political parties as a deputy, Küfrevi appears both as a religious personality and as a leader who is loved and respected by the people of Ağrı. In the study, the political history of Kasım Küfrevi, who was appointed as a deputy from Ağrı and who has been in politics for a long time, will be examined with his biography. During the study, Prime Ministry Republic Archive, TBMM Archive, TBMM Court Ceremonies and periodical sections were used.