Artists from twelve different countries composed music for poems written by Turkish Islamic scholar Fethullah Gülen, who is known for his global message of peace and inter-faith tolerance, for an album titled “Colors of Peace-Rise Up” to promote peace and tolerance.
Two points should be clear about the Gulen Charter Schools phenomenon: (1) "Gulen-inspired schools" refers to private schools established and run by Gulen-inspired entrepreneurs and educators in Turkey and around the world. (Naming them Gulen schools, or Gulen charter schools in the US is as wrong as it could be) (2) The US charter schools where some Gulen-inspired educators might happen to work are public initiatives and they are not affiliated with Fethullah Gulen or Gulen Movement in any way.
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Fethullah Gulen's Poems Turned into Songs
This is interesting and good news. Apparently, some musicians from all over the world have come together and recorded an album where they sang the poems of Fethullah Gulen.
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Bon Bon,
Bruno Gouveia,
Carmen Paris,
Chris Buseck,
Colors of Peace,
Ely Bruna,
Faudel,
fethullah gulen,
gulen movement,
Kobi Farhi,
Maher Zain,
Roman Baharev,
Ruba Shamshoum,
Ryan Shaw
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