182:. Major contributors were the sisters, Fatma Aliye and Emine Semiye. Of them Fatma Aliye published an editorial column in the magazine from its start in 1895 to its closure in 1908. The common goal of all contributors was to redefine the role of the Muslim Ottoman women in the changing socio-political environment of the Ottoman Empire.
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The magazine was a supporter of Sultan
Abdulhamit. Its target audience was Muslim women from the upper classes. The magazine covered a range of topics, including education, family, household management, child-rearing, hygiene, health, beauty, embroidery, leisure and fashion. It supported western
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Ottoman women's magazine which had an editorial board, including Makbule Leman, Nigar Osman Hanım, Fatma Şadiye, Mustafa Asım, Faik Ali, Talat Ali and Gülistan İsmet. Later the administration of the magazine was assumed by Fatma Şadiye, wife of Mehmet Tahir.
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contributed to the charity organizations designed to assist women through the donations from its sales. It also supported the sales of the books written by women writers who also worked for the magazine, including
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was first published on 19 August 1895. At the initial phase it appeared biweekly, and from the fifty-second issue it became a weekly publication. The license holder and editor of the magazine was
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