Hello Young Çağlayan,
I came across your interview on YouTube and watched it. Once upon a time, you were a little child, and if I remember correctly, your name was Sızıntı. You were a magazine where science or, in our own terms, knowledge, met the truths of faith. You were born at the beginning of 1979. The birth and growth of timeless truths depend on their value. 42 years later, you are now raising your voice as Young Çağlayan in many countries.
People are different, and cultures and beliefs are diverse. I understand that you are trying to repair the damage done to our own spiritual world and instill hope in people again. These days are certainly tough, and loved ones are far away.
There is a common thread that brings us together. We are all trying to heal each other’s wounds, even with our words. There are many topics, and truths are infinite, and you are a young and chivalrous person. In one of his sermons, a devoted scholar who dedicated himself to making humanity happy said, “There are young people around every great cause.”
You are also companions in the pains of this new birth. Perhaps the agony of a birth that can be counted as an opening to the world is felt most by our oppressed brothers and sisters in our country. We know that they continue to feel this agony and at the same time, strive to be a new hope for the Young Çağlayan team in their efforts. I wish them ease and success in their work.
We can say that young people’s intellectual worlds are always more productive. Their imaginations are richer. They can establish connections and integration more easily.
We are all on a journey and make interpretations based on our perspectives. You are also building your own story. I hope to meet you in new writings and works in the new and beautiful days that young people live and will live with a Divine guidance beyond their own will…
May God grant you to age gracefully. 🙂
Süleyman Güzeldereli, Germany
6 January 2024