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The Arab Spring, which began in 2010 and damaged the geography of the Middle East, has affected both governments and peoples in the territory concerned. The case was supported by the Turkish government and the public for the first time in Egypt’s election and the fifth revolutionary president, Mohammed Mursi. Mursi’s position and religious identity are important in the point of support in Turkey. Egyptian revolutionary leader Mohammed Mursi died on June 17, 2019 in Cairo. Since he was overthrown by a military coup in July 2013, Mursi, who was in prison, was welcomed with suspicion of losing his life while he was promised in the court hall and the idea that he was a victim of a murder was revealed. Mursi’s death has raised a significant rise in Turkey, and even funeral prayers for Muhammad Mursi have been held across the country. The fact that the Turkish government, with the move of this thought, was notably appreciated and kept on the agenda by the Turkish people and the Turkish national press, has made the analysis of the death of Mohammed Mursi necessary in the study. The aim of this study is to examine the reflections and scope of the presentation of the death of the revolutionary Egyptian leader Mohammed Mursi in the Turkish national press. The study examined the first pages of 25 national newspapers in a five-day process after Mursi's death by critical speech analysis method. The study examined the numbers of Evening, Anayurt, Lightning, One Day, Republic, Resurrection Post, Universal, Sun, Decision, Without Fear, Milat, National Gazette, Middle East, Speaker, Star, Turkgün, Turkey, New Akit, New Asia, New Union, New Age, New Message, New Word, New Dawn and Country newspapers between 18-22 June 2019. As a result, the study on the analysis of the death of Mohammed Mursi found that the death of Mursi was significantly reflected in the news content of the Turkish national press.

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