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Ilmiye

The İlmiye is one of four institutions that existed within the state organisation of the Ottoman Empire, the other three being the Imperial (mülkiye) institution; the military (seyfiye) institution; and the administrative (kalemiye) institution. The function of the İlmiye was to propagate the Muslim religion, to ensure that Islamic law was enforced…

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