2012
DOI: 10.9737/hist_459
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An Example of Disaster Management in Ottoman State: 1883 Cesme and Urla Earthquake

Abstract: İslamiyet'in ortaya çıkışından itibaren mescit dışında açık havada cenaze, bayram ve teravih namazları kılmak ve diğer toplu etkinliler yapmak için "musallâ" adı verilen özel mekânlar tesis edilmiştir. Bu "musalla" geleneği Türk-İslam devletlerinde de devam ettirilmiştir. Bu mekânlar genel olarak "îdgâh", "kıblegâh", "namazgâh", "musallâ" ve "secdegâh" gibi isimler almışlardır. Bu terimlerin aralarında bazı ufak anlam farklılıkları olmakla birlikte tamamı açık hava ibadet ve toplanma yerlerini işaret etmektedi… Show more

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“…Another data source about Kadıovacık history is the statistics after the Çeşme and Urla earthquakes on 15 October 1883. According to these, the reporter Forton stated that 28 houses were destroyed in Kadıovacık that led to 102 inhabitants without housing and two people died (Satılmış 2012). This information was published in The Eastern Express on 31 October 1883.…”
Section: Historical Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Another data source about Kadıovacık history is the statistics after the Çeşme and Urla earthquakes on 15 October 1883. According to these, the reporter Forton stated that 28 houses were destroyed in Kadıovacık that led to 102 inhabitants without housing and two people died (Satılmış 2012). This information was published in The Eastern Express on 31 October 1883.…”
Section: Historical Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to the in-kind aid that started to be distributed immediately after the earthquake, money was distributed to the affected people three times via different sources. Kadıovacık received 6000 kurus (currency in Ottoman period) for 100 people from concert fees and 2520 kurus from kermis proceeds for 63 people (Satılmış 2012).…”
Section: Historical Researchmentioning
confidence: 99%