While the presidential elections held in May concluded with Recep Tayyip Erdoğan winning in the second round, the parliamentary elections resulted in the People's Alliance (Cumhur İttifakı) obtaining the majority in parliament, and Turkey turned the corner on the elections as a result of the nation once again taking the initiative at the ballot box. As we have emphasized heavily in the last two issues, this election was critical. Although there has been a change in the administrative plan after July 15, the radical steps that had to be taken were not taken. Let's give credit where it's due: there was a good actual struggle against the West and the internal networks of treason, primarily FETÖ, which act on their behalf, but there was no intellectual struggle. Instead of being a source of legitimacy for realizing the change and transformation in accordance with the consent of our Muslim nation, which constitutes the majority in our country and determines the government, the tendency of democracy was once again operated as a means of preserving the perverse comfort zone of the rampant minority. Even if the den of infidelity, the CHP and its partners, were encouraged by the vote ratios they obtained by taking on a thousand forms in the haziness caused by the delay of reforms, they should know that our Muslim nation is no longer a herd of sheep that you can herd as you wish. For this reason, our Muslim nation has once again not withheld its support from Erdoğan, which it has given many times both at the ballot box and on the streets to this day, and has constituted the democratic ground for him to make these reforms. Under all these negative conditions, a divine opportunity that should not be missed was granted to Turkey on the occasion of the elections. Until today, it has been possible to come this far with reforms, albeit with the nation's interventions on the streets from time to time; however, when looking at both the internal and external conjuncture, it is now clear that it is no longer possible for Turkey to move forward with reforms, and the realization of revolutions has become a matter of survival. On this occasion, on our cover, we say, "A divine opportunity that should not be missed! Now it is time for revolution!" In his article titled "Sovereignty belongs unconditionally to the nation!", İbrahim Tatlı touches upon the general elections held in Turkey, points out that a bizarre regime, which is a bundle of contradictions, cannot remain standing any longer, and warns that the desire of the nation, which is the greatest political power, that is, the Islamic revolution, must be fulfilled. In his article titled "The Nation said 'The Eternal State'", Ömer Emre Akcebe asks what ideal Turkey will serve with Erdoğan's victory while processing the proposals of the parties in the elections. We talked to Grand National Assembly of Turkey Member Hulusi Şentürk about the general elections, the actions to be taken and that need to be taken after the election, and the fate of cultural policy. We talked about the Balkans and the Balkans' view of Turkey with Mehmed Arif, Deputy Chairman of the Köprü Association and Vice President of the Union of Turkish Non-Governmental Organizations in Macedonia (MATÜSİTEB). In his article titled "Turkish People Do Not Want CIA Agents to Manage Them", Jackal Carlos (Muhammad Salim) expresses the demands of the nation and states that Turkey has become corrupt due to the system. Master Necip Fazıl Kısakürek was commemorated with prayers at his graveside on the 40th anniversary of his passing. Interviews were held with valuable figures in the program, and the Master's ideas, life, and struggle were discussed. Kazım Albay, a member of the editorial board of the monthly Baran magazine, also gave a speech titled "Applying the Great East Ideology to Life" addressed to students and those who love Necip Fazıl at the commemoration program held by the Turkey Writers Union Istanbul Branch at his graveside on May 25, 2023. The full text of the speech is in the pages of our magazine. In this issue, we held an interview with Gürbüz Azak, who once drew illustrations for Master Necip Fazıl's Great East (Büyük Doğu) magazine. Azak said, "Necip Fazıl should be learned with his personality, his thought, and his actions." We hope you will read it with interest.