Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Spiritual Devotion: He frequently anchors his world view in faith, as seen when he prays for “sincerity and direction” in his charitable work.
- Social Activism: He actively organizes and promotes street demonstrations, encouraging followers to “give voice” and participate in Palestine solidarity marches.
- Humanitarian Focus: He spent 14 years in Africa and continues to lead NGOs, viewing aid as “brotherhood” rather than just material distribution.
- Educational Commitment: As a lecturer, he prioritizes youth mentorship, speaking at university events to teach “what a cause is” to the next generation.
- Principled Stance: He advocates for integrity over tribalism, stating that one must rebel against “injustice regardless of who it comes from”.
Weaknesses:
- Aggressive Rhetoric: He uses harsh insults against opponents, calling people “lowly bastards” or “Zionist dogs” during political disagreements.
- Intellectual Intolerance: He discourages engagement with different worldviews, suggesting that “one should not debate” atheists who do not share his premises.
- Polarizing Language: He frames political issues through a lens of deep division, characterizing secularism in Turkey as “enmity toward religion”.
- Dehumanizing Comparisons: When discussing the stray dog issue, he makes a dark joke about people “eating them” and likens activists' speech to barking.
- Exclusionary Patriotism: He calls for the “revocation of citizenship” and the “burning of books” for public figures whose views he finds offensive.
Your Simpsons character
Reverend Lovejoy
Like Reverend Lovejoy, Sadık Tanrıkulu is a religious authority figure who views the world through a strictly moralistic lens, often expressing exasperation with those he deems 'immoral' or 'indecent.' He displays a stern, judgmental tone toward secularism and perceived social decay, much like Lovejoy’s disdain for modern distractions, stating that “Laiklik bu ülkede yüz yıldır din karşıtlığı... şeklinde 'uygulanmıştır'”. He frequently uses his platform to preach and mobilize his community, exemplified by his call to “Haydin Eskişehir!” for religious or political gatherings. Furthermore, his aggressive stance on social issues, such as calling for the burning of books in “Kitapları yakılsın bu siyonistin!”, mirrors the more dogmatic and reactionary tendencies sometimes seen in the Springfield minister. Ultimately, both figures represent a traditionalist 'defender of the faith' who feels personally affronted by the perceived decline of values in their respective societies.
Your MBTI personality Type
ENFJ
Sadık Tanrıkulu exhibits Extroversion (E) through his active public role as a teacher and speaker, frequently inviting others to social and religious gatherings like the one where “Eskişehir is invited. The venue is next to Kurşunlu Mosque.”. He leans toward Intuition (N) by focusing on abstract concepts of justice, destiny, and the 'Ummah,' often quoting BSN on spiritual truths such as “If He (cc) is pleased, it has no importance if the whole world is cross with you.”. His Feeling (F) trait is dominant, as his tweets are deeply emotional, value-driven, and protective of his community, exemplified by his visceral reaction to tragedy: “Our hearts are breaking! May Allah cc tear you to pieces, Zionist killers!”. Finally, his Judging (J) nature is evident in his organized advocacy, firm calls for boycotts, and his structured view of a 'cause' (dâvâ), insisting that “First, 'what is a cause?' and 'why a cause?' lessons should be explained.”.
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- Are you an ESOGÜ lecture? Because I’d listen to you talk about 'dâvâ' for 45 years and never once feel like an outsider.
- Forget Azra Kohen’s books—you’re the only author I want to see on my shelf, and I promise I’ll never need to boycott your heart.
- Is your name 'İstikamet'? Because even in a city with twenty churches and no bookstores, all my roads seem to lead straight to you.
- They say 'tatmayan bilmez,' and I’m tired of just reading your tweets—I want to experience what it’s like to be your 'ebedi kardeşlik' in person.
- I may not be a Chinese chef in Sudan, but I’d definitely help you clear the streets just to make sure you can walk home safely to me.
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ESOGÜ academic & Arabic translator dedicated to the Ummah. I once spent 14 years in Africa witnessing brotherhood firsthand. Seeking truth, justice, and Gaza’s freedom.– @sadiktanrikulu
Your signature cocktail
The Unwavering Vakıf Sour
This cocktail is a bold, non-alcoholic inspired 'mocktail' alternative that packs a punch, reflecting a man who spent his life “üç değerli hoca, üç dâvâ adamı ile yeni bir programa bismillah” saying. The bitter espresso mirrors his disdain for secularist mindsets, as he claims “laiklik bu ülkede yüz yıldır din karşıtlığı... şeklinde uygulanmıştır”. The deep pomegranate and chili represent his fiery defense of Gaza, fueled by the belief that “müslüman eylem adamıdır... eylemi olmayanın inancı problemlidir”. Finally, the Rosemary garnish honors his commitment to tradition, reminding drinkers that “burası Osmanlı diyarı”.
Your Hogwarts House
Gryffindor
Sadık Tanrıkulu demonstrates classic Gryffindor traits through his fiery defense of his beliefs and his confrontational stance against perceived injustice. He explicitly values the 'action' and 'protest' inherent to his faith, stating that “Faith expects action from us. Those who have no action have problematic faith.” His tweets often utilize bold, provocative language to challenge opponents, such as when he asks a critic, “Who are you?! Are you the cause? Is the cause your father's titled property? Know your place!” This impulsiveness and willingness to engage in 'heavy criticism' are hallmarks of the house of the brave, as he argues that “some criticisms should be heavy” when standing up for one's 'colors' or identity.
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The Sound of Silence (Cover) - Disturbed
Sadık Tanrıkulu’s digital persona is defined by a powerful, dramatic outcry against perceived injustice and a call for collective awakening. This version of the song matches the intensity of his rhetoric when he warns, “Uyumayın müslümanlar!! Kardeşlerimiz yanıyor!” and “Tweet atmakla ne mi olur? Her şey olur... insanlar uyanır.”. His tweets reflect a struggle between the 'silence' of a sleeping world and his 'vision' of Islamic unity, as seen when he laments, “Meksika! Ülkem üniversiteleri uykuda. Çok üzgünüm.”. The song's themes of social apathy and the need for a prophetic voice resonate with his self-image as a “dâvâ adamı” (man of the cause) battling the “karizma düşmanı, kabiliyet katili takozlar” of society.
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