With greetings… The 7.7 and 7.6 magnitude earthquakes centered in Kahramanmaraş on February 6th caused massive destruction in 10 provinces. In this great catastrophe, tens of thousands of people lost their lives under the rubble. In the aftermath of the disaster, everyone, so to speak, went on the hunt for who and what was responsible, and kept blaming one another. Yet, no one was able to say anything regarding the essence of the matter. While the earthquake disaster served as a warning to us in every aspect and turned 10 provinces into wreckage, the spiritual ruin of the state of madness into which the regime has cast the individual and society stands right before us. This warns us that material reconstruction alone is not enough; a spiritual reconstruction is an absolute necessity. Intertwined with this spiritual reconstruction, a regime that inspires the people to desire the beautiful is also essential... In a state governed according to the results that come out of the ballot box placed before the people every few years, the establishment of order in its true sense and the manifestation of justice are dependent solely and exclusively on the condition that every individual in society possesses superior quality. Since it cannot be said that such quality exists today, there is no need to run around looking for a murderer. The real murderer is none other than liberal democracy, which is based on the principle of limiting the government against the will of the majority, and the individualistic mindset associated with it. We have carried this issue to our cover and used the headline “Killer Democracy: Turkey Under the Rubble.” In his cover article titled “A World-Scale Earthquake,” Ömer Emre Akcebe states that with the earthquake, the regime and the entire type of person and society churned out by this regime’s mold have turned into rubble, and he expresses that Anatolia must be rebuilt in a way befitting its mission. In his article titled “The Worst Defense is Defense,” İbrahim Tatlı makes an assessment regarding President Erdoğan’s constant appearance in a defensive position. In his article titled “The Diary of an Earthquake Victim,” Muharrem Çetin provides an analysis on how Muslims should make sense of suffering. Hocam Muhammed Yazıcı states that Muslims are struck with the weapon of “scientism,” and for this reason, no one is able to voice the wrath of God. In his article titled “Adıyaman, the Symbol of Faith and Submission,” Faruk Hanoğlu talks about the situation in Adıyaman after the earthquake. We discussed the process of construction and revival with architect Serkan Akın, focusing on what the earthquake took and what it brought. In his article titled “Some Issues After the Earthquake,” Hasan Hüseyin Akdağ provides a critique of architecture and urban planning. We had issued warnings in our online broadcasts regarding the possibility of preferring prefabricated structures over reinforced concrete ones after the earthquake. In this vein, we discussed the negative and positive aspects of these structures with Mustafa Çatalbaş and Uğur Arslan from the prefab sector. In his article titled “A Dream: From Calamity to Salvation,” Bahattin Yeşiloğlu explains in an arduous way how cities should be rebuilt after the earthquake. Oğuz Can Şahin is in our magazine with his article titled “Did We Become One Heart?” Jackal Carlos says, “The earthquake is in the nature of that region.” In her article titled “Oh Those Men,” Amine Betül Kavin brings a critique to the men of today. In his article titled “Liberal Democracies and Autocratic Revisionists - The ‘New’ World at the Munich Security Conference -,” Faruk Hanedar discusses the world order on the occasion of the Munich Security Conference held last month. In his article titled “A ‘Platonic’ Mathematician Among Materialists: Kurt Gödel,” Abdulkerim Kiracı addresses the ideas of Gödel, one of the most important logicians and mathematicians of the 20th century. Abdulkadir Aslan penned an article titled “Earthquakes in Anatolia from History to the Present Day.” In his article titled “On Understanding the Works of ‘Ebu Süleyman Lûgatı’ and Death Room,” Kazım Albay analyzes Salih Mirzabeyoğlu’s recently published Death Room “B-Seven” - Ebu Süleyman Lûgatı.