Ahmed Rıza

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Ahmed Rıza was a prominent late Ottoman intellectual and political reformer, best known as a leading figure of the Young Turk movement and advocate of constitutionalism.

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Ahmed Rıza canonical 2

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instanceOf Ottoman politician
Young Turk leader
intellectual
person
political reformer
advocated parliamentary monarchy in the Ottoman Empire
restoration of the Ottoman constitution of 1876
associatedWith Committee of Union and Progress
birthDate 1858-02-08
birthPlace Istanbul
Ottoman Empire
burialPlace Istanbul
citizenship Ottoman Empire
Turkey
countryOfExile France
deathDate 1930-02-26
deathPlace Istanbul
Turkey
educatedAt Galatasaray High School
agricultural school in Grignon, France
era late Ottoman period
ethnicGroup Turks
familyName Rıza
givenName Ahmed
ideology constitutionalism
positivism
influencedBy Auguste Comte
positivist philosophy
language French
Ottoman Turkish
Turkish
movement Young Turk movement
name Ahmed Rıza
notableFor advocacy of constitutional government in the Ottoman Empire
leadership in the Young Turk movement
occupation journalist
politician
writer
opposed autocratic rule of Sultan Abdulhamid II
participatedIn Young Turk Revolution
positionHeld member of the Ottoman Chamber of Deputies
member of the Ottoman Senate
president of the Ottoman Chamber of Deputies
president of the Ottoman Senate
publishedIn Meşveret
religion Islam
residence Paris
role editor of Meşveret

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Ottoman intellectuals hasPart Ahmed Rıza
Ahmed Rıza name Ahmed Rıza