The late Fesih Güler, a devoted proponent of Islam, who spent his entire life championing the cause, will be honored in a solemn commemoration ceremony at his gravesite tomorrow, August 18, 2023, at 6 p.m.

The event is organized by the Çınar Representative Office of the Prophet's Lovers Foundation, and it marks three years since Güler's passing. The ceremony will take place in the Çınar district of Türkiye’s southeastern Diyarbakır province, paying tribute to his enduring dedication to his faith.

Fesih Güler's journey was marked by unwavering commitment to Islam, which he upheld throughout his life. His legacy was marred by the tragic events of February 28, a coup attempt that subjected him to harrowing torture. Despite the challenges he faced, Güler's resilience shone through, and he continued to stand by his beliefs.

On August 18, 2020, Fesih Güler succumbed to the Covid-19 disease, a cruel consequence of his battle with kidney failure. The dedicated teacher and advocate for Islam had been undergoing treatment in a hospital in Diyarbakır, where he ultimately lost his life to the insidious virus.

In honor of his memory and the contributions he made to the Islamic community, the Çınar Representative Office of the Prophet's Lovers Foundation has meticulously arranged the commemoration program. The ceremony will provide an opportunity for friends, family, and admirers to come together and reflect on Güler's enduring impact.

As the clock strikes 6 p.m. tomorrow, attendees will gather at his gravesite in Çınar district to pay their respects, share stories, and remember the life of Fesih Güler. The event serves as a testament to the resilience of an individual who dedicated his existence to the cause of Islam and left an indelible mark on those he touched.

Güler's legacy lives on through his teachings, his advocacy, and the profound inspiration he provided to countless individuals. The commemoration serves as a poignant reminder of the profound impact one person can have on the lives of many, as well as a chance to honor a life well-lived and a faith fiercely upheld. (ILKHA)