Özet:

The years 1912-1913 were a period in which the West increased its military attacks on Ottoman territories. The attacks continued with the First World War in 1914 and the Ottoman State was destroyed at the end of the war. The struggle for independence, which the Anadolu people entered and conducted in the armed struggle to determine their own future after the loss of the state’s military and political capabilities, ended with a military victory on 11 October 1922. In terms of press broadcasting, both the Ottoman-Turkish government and the Anadolu movement have received support from all the propaganda activities during this period of existence struggle, outside of their own sources, especially from the Indian Muslims. One of these publications was the Islamic Review magazine published in London according to the Ahmediyye Movement. This article focuses on the post of the Islamic Review, which began to be published in February 1913 as an Ottoman-Turkish propaganda, and the process of prohibition of entering Turkey.