I am a fairly new cpap machine user. I have tried 9 masks before trying the pilairo mask. Since I am always moving as I sleep, I was having a horrible time keeping a seal on the masks. Then I tried the pilairo. It is a winner!!! No matter how much I move around, this mask keeps it's seal. I have gone from 2 to 3 hours of the mask on, to now 7 or more hours without breaking the seal. Once you try this one you won't want any other mask.It is so easy to put on and so comfortable. My machine pressure is set at 13. I think I read this mask pressure range is 4 to 25. Thank You for finally letting me have a good nights sleep.
I've had this about a week now, and love it. Bought it because it's time for a new mask, and last one was "fine", but I wanted to know what else was out there. When it's time to replace this one, I won't look for other options - I will simply re-order what I currently have. Extremely light in weight, and maintains it's seal without strapping, strapping, strapping the thing to my head. I do not have leakage, and I do not have deep strap lines on my face in the morning. It's not pictured well in the photos, but the way it works is there are two tubes about the size of small hollow ear plugs with holes at the end that go into your nostrils. They are made out of very thin and completely flexible plastic - literally the thickness of a super sturdy plastic bag, but even more flexible. The air comes through, expanding the "plugs" and sealing them inside the nostrils. Because the airflow internally creates the seal, the strap across the back of your head is almost irrelevant. Still need it, but it simply holds the overall mask in place, and has nothing to do with creating the seal. The only people I can see who MAY have issues with this mask would be those who (1) don't like anything directly in their nostrils (2) those who habitually take their masks off in their sleep (because this one would be very easy to remove), or (3) those who prefer the airflow through the mouth. I don't fall into any of those categories, which is probably why I'm completely hooked on this design. However, if you're removing your mask and you're certain it's because of feeling claustrophobic, or the tightness of your current straps hurt, or the weight of your current mask feels heavy, I'd suggest you take a serious look at this one. It's minimal size, minimal weight, and minimal pressure against your face / back of your head might alleviate your impulse to take it off while you're asleep. Hope this helps. Good Luck on your search!!
Very comfortable and good for side sleepers. Have used it as a replacement for a full face mask successfully.
One size fits most is unsatifactory. I need to be able to adjust.
Swift FX was the best until the Pilairo came out. Any Swift FX users who try the Pilairo will agree. This pillow will set the new standard in nasal pillow masks. This IS THE MOST COMFORTABLE MASK that I have tried to date. I have 5 different pillow masks, 6 different Nasal masks and one full. This is it! Unless you have a super big head or super high pressure, you should love this mask. Silicon or rubber is the softest. Swift FX used to be the softest, but now this.\ If you are a nasal pillow fan, you must try this. If you have never tried a pillow or tried one and didn't like it, give this one a try. I cannot say enough good things about this mask. This is now my mask of choice.
This would easily be a 5-star rating if only the headgear was adjustable. It's fine when it is new, but it soon stretches and becomes too loose.
AFTER SPENDING HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS ON DIFFERENT MASK CPAP TOLD ME ABOUT PILAIRO NASAL PILLAR MASK I BOUGHT ONE & TRIED IT THIS IS THE THE BEST MASK ON THE MARKET " HANDS DOWN" WELL WORTH THE $115 DOLLARS IT COST, I'VE BOUGHT 3 MORE OF OF THESE MASK, My machine pressure is set at 16. I think mask pressure range is 4 to 25, Thank You for finally letting me have a good nights sleep.
Seems like a great idea if allowed to "float" but the head strap is too small. If you have an XL head the pressure against your nose may be uncomfortable. It is for me. I am going to try and find something creative to make it larger or more loose.
I'm a 20 year CPAP user so I've tried them all. The Pilairo is the gold standard! Best one out there! Super comfortable; no leaks; no nostril irritation; ultra lightweight; self-adjusting; it just plain works better than anything else on the market. Try it and your search for the perfect nasal pillow will be over! I couldn't be happier!
I just received this mask and absolutely love it! I had another nasal pillow mask and could not stand the straps behind my ears. My DME recommended the Pilairo and I have been able to sleep at night for at least 6-7 hours a night. I would highly recommend this mask especially if you're a side or stomach sleeper.
After 5 years of CPAP use and struggling with a total of 9 different masks this one is simply amazing! When it first came I thought it looked bulky and was disappointed...when I put it on I thought I was in heaven! No air leaking, and I barely feel it. One night I got up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night and forgot I was wearing it...almost pulled the machine off my night stand. I never wake at night needing to adjust it. I have no marks on my face in the morning at all! I have always had either bruising, temporary discoloration in the mornings or lines on my face from all the masks I have tried. I will not even entertain another mask...this is it for me!
I have been on CPAP therapy for 12 years now and have used or tried many different types of masks. My provider gave me one of these Pilariro nasal masks to try because they were out of my usual type of nasal masks. I was immediately hooked! I love this mask! This is, by far, the most comfortable CPAP mask that I have ever used! I do not have any leakage and my wife really appreciates the fact that she no longer has air blowing by into her face. This mask looks like it would be uncomfortable, at best, but I assure you it is not. I sleep about 90% of the time on my side and I really don't even feel the mask when I turn over and reposition myself. This is by far the most comfortable mask that I have ever worn and if technology is ever able to make something even more comfortable than this - I will be absolutely stunned!
Awesome comfort, fit, able to side sleep. Here's some tips for long term use: - Rinse the pillow with soap daily. Good sanitary procedure to begin with but also the skin oils get on the sealing joint area. Almost every time it slipped off, it was due to this. - Adjustable strap: Yes, over time it stretches. You can replace at home for <$5. You need 3 things: 1. Get 3/8" flat elastic strap from any sewing/fabric shop, usually in 3-6' lengths. 2. a small plastic slide release buckle. I got mine in the doll clothes stitching section. 3. Superglue used to glue the elastic to itself creating a loop to connect to the pillow gear and the buckles. You can determine the length for yourself. On the end that adjusts the length I glued a short end fold with 1/8" free so that it doesn't pull through the buckle. I position the buckle just behind the ear so I'm not sleeping directly on it on my side or back. Works great. Lasts 6-9 months. easy 10 min redo with left over length of elastic.
an awesome mask I tried this during my sleep study. It is so comfortable I couldn't even tell it was on.
The pillows don't last long went through 3 of them. They all ripped in the same place. Cheap garbage. Love the idea but the replacement cushions are making someone rich.
I can't imagine why some reviewers say this is noisy; I hear absolutely no noise at all. The pillow is so soft I barely feel it. The only problem is the headgear is a bit tight and I have a small head. Someone said it stretches with time; perhaps the manufacturer will make it adjustable if we tell them. I was using a ResMed Swift FX and constantly during the night I was adjusting it for leakage, this one does not leak. It was indeed a pleasure to use! Thank you.
I have had my Pilairo mask less than a week now,and love the ideal of one strap, flexible plastic,and light weight..The issues I have is it's to big for my small head...I had to sew mine and make smaller. One strap is a good ideal, but you need small medium, and large. One size fit most is not a good ideal..
I love this nasal pillow mask except for one thing - I need a slightly larger size mask because I wake up with redness and soreness on one nostril and the bridge of my nose. i finally had to switch back to my old set-up when a laceration developed. I hope that you will consider making a larger size or incorporate this design in another model. I have used everything from a full face mask to nasal prongs in the last 11 years using bipap.
Buy mask assurance if you want to try this thing. It feels very comfortable, but the amount of air I get all night seems to get blocked. I woke up several times with my heart racing. I increased the pressure to try to alleviate the problem, it didn't work either. Swift FX is still the best mask I know of.
PROS: - Feather lightweight - Exhaust absolutely quiet CONS: - One size fits all strap does not work for XL heads, it is way too tight on my nose and leaves red marks on the nose and around it. This must be corrected by F&P - the strap has to be adjustable, or at least have an option for a larger strap size.
A real winner. Lightyears ahead of previous nasal pillow designs. Heartily recommended.
This is the 3rd mask I have used over the last 6 years and is the best ever. I do use a lubricant to keep my nose from getting too dry but it works Great.
Don't breath out so dag gone hard and it won't be loud. Good mask. Works fine for me. One thin strap to hold it on, NICE! Swivel part will need some work so it will turn smoother. May they will fix that soon. Otherwise. Good Mask.
This mask was very comfortable, lightweight and I would have gotten rid of my "strap head hairdo". One HUGE problem though, it did not flow enough air. I breathe at 49 lpm and this mask just could not keep up. It's a shame and a waste of $100, but back to the Swift II for me... I am giving it 2 stars because it is a great mask, I just wished it would flow enough air for me.
I agree with all who mention the need for an adjustable headband. It would be simple for the manufacturer.
This is my first mask and for the first two months it was great. The down side is the strap is not adjustable. Over time, mine seemed to lose it's ability to keep a snug fit.
I've had the pilairo mask for about 6 months and it's the best mask I've found in over 9 years. No air leaks to wake me up in the middle of the night, and I've never had the noise problem a couple of others have complained about. The only suggestion I would make is to put adjustable ear loops rather than the strap. The adjustable ear loops would solve a lot of problems with fit and they are very comfortable to wear.
Pilairo is one of the best masks I've ever used. When I put it on, it is so light weight I do not even know I have a mask on(and I use very high pressurs). Any one that gets this mask should be instructed on how to use it by a qualified Sleep consultant.
This mask is awesome. At last I can sleep like a person who does not have sleep apnea. It is so light, you don't even know you are wearing it. Perfect seal, perfect comfort, perfect durability. You can move around and it stays put and does not leak. I have 7 years experience with sleep apnea masks and machines and the Pilairo is by far the most incredible tool yet. At Last!


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Induction, Spillage, Distraction, Inundation
River: Michael Fernandes
a response to the exhibitiion by Kevin Matthews
We spend a lot of time pretending we're not immersed, the way a fish isn't wet, the way we seem to exist discretely, independent of environment. All the while, we recieve signals and corruptions from the fields and corridors through which we move. Each space gives us its incidental messages, even the most innocuous environment is suggesting, offering ideas and opinions. Perhaps the less attention we call to their influence, the more pervasive it is – we are made and undone by environment.
So alludes Michael Fernandes' installation; in traversing the staircase, up – or downstream, we catch fragments and germs of thoughts. Each one seems to refer to a moment calved off in interception, as we pass through, or alternately it flows by. Seemingly at random, utterances spring abruptly from different points on the two sides of the passage. The experience simulates passing someone in a corridor or overhearing an adjacent café table for only a second – a phrase left open-ended, infectious. These moments may slip by us, but elision has its part in erosion.
Aptly, the River is not restricted at all, but flows outdoors and in. As its "source": a stack of incidental junk captured under a blue tarp. Outside: a floating wisp of a voice, a whistling sound that may momentarily provoke or engage the senses of passersby. In the stairwell between is a flow and ebb of stimuli, distractions. On the way down, for a moment, the flow is turbulent, almost forms a node where a wall cavity acts as what Fernandes calls an eddy. Here, the ideas flirt with settling, but all the while the river carries on. How does all this interact with the viewer, how does this installation shape the space that it occupies? Not in an obvious or specific way, but in a way that does call to mind some of the physics of intangible things.
Asked to sketch relativity briefly, Einstein once explained, "It was formerly believed that if all material things disappeared from the universe, time and space would be left. According to the relativity theory, however, time and space disappear together with the things."
Others have said that you can't step in the same stream twice. Partly because it flows on, partly for reasons Heisenberg could surely explain. Stepping out after the first step in, you took some of its substance with you.
Fernandes treats the stairwell as a real circulation space, a stream, permeable and hard to occupy. The text invitation to the piece suggested some study of binary conditions, but don't expect to dwell between the poles, instead, if there are binary oppositions, they are not opposed like sides of a coin, but rather like shores. There's no standing still, at least not in any absolute way. Then again, maybe the shores are in fact poles – like complementary magnetic poles, which engender an electromagnetic field. Such a field is sensible only to a body moving through it, experiencing electromagnetic induction. Any body in motion through the region pervaded must feel some influence.
This, too, is a rendering of the continual wash and silting that we walk through in our civilisation. Radio waves and EMFs, with their subliminal influence and unknown long-term impact, play over our bodies as strangers' conversations do over our minds. Constantly, insistently, and gently, they wash through with profound and subtle effect.
It's not just that identity, thought or experience is context sensitive, but rather that there is only context anyway. What we take to be objects are manifest patterns, intersections of so much radiation. A pattern of patterns, subject to interference, flux. This is a River that portrays not flux as in fluid, but flux in Faradays, essence of generators and electric motors. This flux act on us bodily, it interacts with our nervous system in a way analogous to the stream of snippets. An individual, mind or body, is a nexus, a skein of signals bound for interference. This sort of influx does not clean but corrupts, energies bathe you and your essence is not as a pebble in the stream, but a school of fish or a net, shaper and shaped of the field you share with countless influences. It's an intricate and ferocious set of sets of subtleties, and at some depth of analysis, the intricacy becomes elegance, and there is the metaphor after all – slippery, but forceful, and calling attention so quietly to the immanence and impermanence of all the influences that go to make up this swift continuum.

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Baroness Shares New Video For "Seasons" and Announces Summer 2019 Tour Dates
Nick Foulk April 10th, 2019 - 5:44 PM
Rock band Baroness had a busy day this morning, releasing the single "Seasons," along with announcing the dates for their upcoming Summer tour. The band has been one of the most interesting rock groups of the past decade, first bursting onto the scene with their 2007 project, The Red Album. Since then, the group has released a series of color based albums, with each bringing its own new ideas to the table. Now the band is getting ready to release their next project, Gold & Grey. The album is said to be the last in the set of "chromatically-themed records." The newly released track, "Seasons," is the second single for the project. The first single, a song titled "Borderlines," was first teased in a live performance before being released to streaming services last month. The full Gold & Grey album will be released on June 14.
The "Seasons" music video is a quick look inside the process the band undergoes when recording and producing a new track. Nearly completely filmed in black and white, the video depicts the bandmates simply doing what they love. Going back and forth between shots of the band recording and producing the track, fans get a chance to really see how the music is made. The track itself is fantastic, featuring amazing instrumental performances from all involved.
The newly announced Gold & Grey tour is set to begin this July, opening up on the 11 with a show in Lancaster, PA. From there the group will tour across the United States, performing nearly nonstop for the next five weeks. Tickets for the tour will go on sale on April 12; this upcoming Friday. Fans of Baroness should be sure to check out the full list of dates below to see if the band is performing near them. Along with the tour dates, the new music video for the single "Seasons" can also be found below.
7/11 – Lancaster, PA The Chameleon
7/12 – Poughkeepsie, NY The Chance
7/13 – Huntington, NY The Paramount
7/14 – Hartford, CT Webster Theatre
7/16 – Buffalo, NY Town Ballroom
7/17 – Pittsburgh, PA Mr. Smalls Theatre
7/19 – Columbus, OH Newport Music Hall
7/20 – Detroit, MI The Majestic
7/21 – Indianapolis, IN Deluxe at Old National Centre
7/23 – Palatine, IL Durty Nellie's
7/24 – Des Moines, IA Wooly's
7/26 – Omaha, NE The Waiting Room
7/27 – Lawrence, KS The Granada
7/28 – St. Louis MO The Ready Room
7/30 – Nashville, TN Cannery Ballroom
7/31 – Birmingham, AL Saturn
8/04 – Baton Rouge, LA The Varsity Theatre
8/05 – Atlanta, GA Buckhead Theatre
8/06 – Tampa, FL The Orpheum
8/07 – Ft. Lauderdale, FL Culture Room
8/09 – Orlando, FL Plaza Live
8/10 – Jacksonville, FL 1904 Music Hall
8/11 – Charleston, SC The Music Farm
8/13 – Charlotte, NC The Underground
8/14 – Asheville, NC The Orange Peel
8/16 – Richmond, VA The National
8/17 – Baltimore, MD Baltimore Sound Stage
Photo Credits: Owen Ela
Nick Foulk


Kaali Maatha (Mother) is the goddess who always want to secure the common people from bad spirits and demons. She is like a mother to us in helping us and protecting us. But to the bad spirits, she is the reverse. Hence, in any bad situations, we can do prayer (Pooja) to kaali make to secure us from all the evil spirits.
Due to this Vijay Astrologer is also known as the best and leading astrologer in performing Kaali Maatha Prayers all over India and mainly in Bangalore.


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Class Struggle, No. 24
Irish Workers' Group [1976]
Shannon Airport (Military Use) Iraq War / Gulf War, 1991
Many thanks to the person who forwarded this to the Archive.
This edition of Class Struggle is of particular interest given it includes a four page supplement on James Connolly and the 1916 Insurrection (this has already been posted in the Archive and can be found here). As always with the IWG it is a well produced publication. Its lead story states 'Imperialist Hands Off the Middle East Now!' and argues against the continuation of US military facilities at Shannon. Other articles engage with 'Irish Workers and the Gulf War' and critiques the SWP led 'No to War in the Gulf Campaign'.
The editorial argues that 'Bombing Downing Street – No Way Forward' and states that its critique is rooted in 'the effectiveness or otherwise of the act in advancing the struggle against British imperialism and for socialism in Ireland.'
And it continues:
only a movement and tradition that remain wedded to he fantasy of 'pure' physical force from a few hundred guerrillas can go on believing that British imperialism can be bombed into surrender.
Note: This issue of Class Struggle also includes James Connolly and the 1916 Rising, a supplement which was previously added to and discussed in the archive.
More from Class Struggle
Class Struggle, No. 3 (1987)
Class Struggle, No. 10 (1982)
Revolutionary Regroupment (1977)
James Connolly and the 1916 Rising (1991)
Class Struggle in the archive
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How UHS uses availability and performance monitors to ensure Cerner is optimal for its physicians
Universal Health Services runs more than 15,000 tests per day to ensure that patient-critical applications and records are available for physicians and clinicians.
By Bill Siwicki
Universal Health Services is one of the 10 largest for-profit health systems in the United States, and it relies heavily on Cerner to deliver EHR application services to healthcare professionals all across the country.
UHS was faced with several challenges related to application failures and slowness, which impacted clinician and healthcare worker end user experience. More important, there was no solution in place for troubleshooting and/or providing advance warning when issues surfaced.
"Like any other IT department supporting a health system, we want to achieve consistent access to patient-critical information from our Cerner EHR system," said Justin Monnig, general manager of Crossings Healthcare Solutions, a subsidiary of Universal Health Services. "This is challenging due to the distributed nature of our facilities and users."
The challenge was to change the typical IT support paradigm, which is reactive and engages only after a problem impacts users, he said.
"We needed a solution that proactively identifies problems before our users and patients are impacted, and one that provides the key details we need to quickly pinpoint the root cause and troubleshoot the problem in a complex environment that relies on multiple systems and vendors," he explained.
UHS selected the Goliath Application Availability Monitor because, Monnig said, it acts as an early warning system and proactively exercises and tests the entire complex delivery infrastructure required to successfully deliver Cerner and other critical applications.
"This system installs at our facilities and ensures all systems are working together smoothly — or pinpoints the specific failure point and alerts our IT team with the details and screenshots required to troubleshoot the issue," he explained.
"This provides true end-to-end visibility of any issue or system degradation before our physicians or patients are impacted."
Justin Monnig, Crossings Healthcare Solutions
The availability application integrates with the Goliath Performance Monitor, which provides detailed troubleshooting of end user experience issues, from UHS end user locations through its data center and even into the Cerner Remote Hosting Option data center.
"This provides true end-to-end visibility of any issue or system degradation before our physicians or patients are impacted, improving patient care and reducing physician burnout," Monnig stated.
There are many vendors on the market today that offer availability and performance monitoring tools. Some of these vendors include AppDynamics, Dynatrace, EG Innovations, IT-Conductor, Quest Software and VictorOps.
To start with, UHS deployed the availability monitor to 10 remote locations. It installed it on a variety of devices depending on the site — spare laptops in some cases, virtual machines in others. Once those devices were deployed, all future management of test parameters and schedules were handled centrally from the data center. This meant that the IT team had complete control of the different tests running from each facility.
"The tests themselves proved to be quite robust," Monnig said. "We were able to cover all possible options by testing infrastructure and virtual applications and desktops. We also ran tests for different user groups to ensure their access permissions were configured properly."
Since the tests were automated, it helped free up resources for other tasks. If an issue was identified, the team received an alert through the ticketing system immediately. It was like having a full-time system administrator at each location running tests and documenting the results, Monnig said.
"The tests included a timing element so we could identify areas with slow log-ons then use the integration with the Goliath Performance Monitor to troubleshoot and resolve those issues," he added.
UHS quickly expanded the project to include more than 50 sites worldwide and now runs more than 15,000 tests per day to ensure that patient-critical applications and records are available for physicians and clinicians.
"The screenshots and details of key performance metrics provided by Goliath are very helpful when working with vendors, partners or even other internal IT teams," Monnig said. "We now have clear evidence that pinpoints the problem, and we know exactly when to collaborate with other vendors and IT groups to resolve the issue."
Previously, staff would open tickets with vendors without being sure the vendor was even at fault or involved. Now, when staff contacts another group, it's with the evidence they need to respond quickly, Monnig said. This has improved the working relationship with Cerner and other vendors significantly, he added.
"The result is the most accurate representation of what an actual end user will experience when they access the Cerner application," he explained. "All of the metrics generated during the simulated session are reported back to the central end user experience support team at UHS in real time. These metrics allow the UHS team to take immediate action whenever trouble arises."
ADVICE FOR OTHERS
"Healthcare IT leaders take great care in choosing the right electronic health record system for their health system; however, they deliver these systems with virtualization technologies like Citrix," Monnig observed. "It's important to invest in tools that ensure these technologies are working together properly and delivering a quality end user experience. This benefits your physicians and clinicians by making their jobs easier, and ultimately benefits your patients."
When looking for these tools, Monnig has three suggestions. First, look for tools that understand the specific challenges facing healthcare organizations. Second, healthcare organizations work closely with EHR vendors; choose a monitoring and troubleshooting vendor with the relationships and expertise to work for both.
And third, while there are many free tools that might solve one problem or cover one system, to be successful, look for a solution that will scale with the organization – that can cover an entire environment and work for one's IT organization — not add to one's workload.
Twitter: @SiwickiHealthIT
Email the writer: bill.siwicki@himssmedia.com
Healthcare IT News is a publication of HIMSS Media.
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An Abundance of Riches
Let's concede at the outset that the process by which Israel chooses its Chief Rabbis is disgraceful, humiliating, over-politicized and demeaning to all the participants. The election date has come and gone without any election; the terms of the previous Chief Rabbis have expired and been extended; and the electoral process itself changes from week to week and is still unclear.
We can also concede that the involvement (even interest) of American Jews is fairly limited. Our lives will not be changed in any meaningful way whether the Chief Rabbi is this one or that one. We have little stake in the outcome, notwithstanding that there is always cooperation between rabbis in both countries and there are consequences to all from any of our actions.
What is being lost – indeed, trampled – in the process is the realization that all of the candidates are wonderful people, fine talmidei chachamim, and outstanding Rabbonim. Every single one of them would serve as Chief Rabbi with honor and distinction, and there are a dozen other Rabbis off the top of my head that would be equally outstanding if they sought and gained the position. The politicking, the campaigning and the media advisers have made this election unseemly, but it should not divert us from the basic reality: we are blessed to have such capable rabbis in their current positions and in the Chief Rabbinate if they are so blessed (if, indeed, that is the right word).
Most of the public's attention has been focused on Rav David Stav, Rav of the town of Shoham and head of the rabbinical organization Tzohar. Rav Stav is a creative, energetic, dynamic leader who is rooted in the Mesorah but who is unafraid to speak his mind, to break through the inertia of the terminally passive, and to make the Rabbinate more responsive to the people. He is said to be the choice of secular Israelis, among others, because he will look to revise the status quo and renew the role of the rabbinate in Israel. The attacks on him have been scandalous and unfair, but have succeeded – as lashon hara usually does – in making him in the eyes of some into a polarizing figure. That itself is unfair.
The primary alternative candidate now is Rav David Lau, Chief Rabbi of Modiin, with whom I have developed a very warm relationship over the last few years. Son of a former Chief Rabbi, Rav Yisrael Meir Lau, whose life story should be read by and inspire all Jews, Rav David should nonetheless not be perceived as a legacy candidate, driven to higher rabbinic office by the effects of nepotism. He is an exceptional human being – warm, friendly, engaging, personable and dedicated to Torah and Klal Yisrael. By the standards of the Israeli rabbinate, he is unique. I have personally witnessed Rav Lau walk miles on Shabbat morning to participate in the smachot taking place in a variety of kehillot, only because as the city's rabbi he deems it appropriate. (Few, if any other chiefs, do the same – Rav Shlomo Riskin in Efrat being the exception, but an exception that proves the rule.) That approach, more typical of the American rabbinate, is sorely lacking in Israel. Rav Lau brings that to Modiin, which is why so many will be disappointed if he is elected, because they do not wish to lose him – the greatest testimony to a Rav's effectiveness.
Both Rav Stav and Rav Lau are excellent orators and teachers of Torah. But this is unique: every Thursday night at 11:00 PM, Rav Lau gives a shiur at a different home in one neighborhood of Modiin, only because people asked for it and he is happy to do it. (I have attended several times myself and even filled in once when Rav Lau was away.) Between 15-20 men come every week, late at night (the class ends around midnight), and Rav Lau enters, banters, takes a topic in halacha or from the sedra and teaches Torah. There is no money, no fanfare, no entourage, no need for the national media to take note of it; just a Rav teaching Torah to eager students, laymen all. He is treasured by religious and secular alike, and his scholarship is apparent from his sefer on halacha (a compendium of different topics) called "Maskil L'David."
Another illustrious Rav whose name was entered but withdrawn because of an age barrier is Rav Yaakov Ariel, Chief Rabbi of Ramat Gan. He is not only a superior talmid chacham, but a human being of exquisite sensitivity and humility. One example: a number of years ago, the expellees from Gush Katif set up a protest tent outside the Knesset in which they lived for a few weeks while their demands for justice were being considered. I went to visit them to show support. When I arrived, all I saw was Rav Ariel sitting in the tent surrounded by the refugees, giving a shiur, offering words of chizuk, consoling, supporting and identifying with Jews in need. Again – there was no entourage, no media, nothing to record that this was the rabbinate at its best: ministering to Jews, and tending to their spiritual and material needs not to win plaudits or acclaim but simply because it was the right thing to do.
Some candidacies have been placed on the back burner – but they are also wonderful rabbis and people. Rav Eliezer Igra, Rav of Kfar Maimon and Dayyan, is filled with Torah knowledge, depth, integrity, and love of Israel. He fought in the Yom Kippur War under Yoni Netanyahu's command, and is widely respected, if perhaps the least known of the candidates. While sitting next to him and chatting at an event not long ago, I noticed that he (like me) wears a kippa serugah under a black hat. I didn't ask him why (I'm not sure why I do!) but it is symbolic of someone who wants to overcome divisions in Jewish life, and doesn't wish to see the Torah world divided into teams with uniforms.
And Rav Yaakov Shapira, Rosh Yeshiva of Mercaz HaRav and also son of a former, and most revered Chief Rabbi, Rav Avraham Shapira zt"l, is also a strong religious-nationalist and an effective spokesmen for Torah and the land of Israel. His candidacy also seems to have been muted for now, through no fault of his own.
In the Sefaradi world, admittedly less familiar to me, vying for the position of Chief Rabbi are two of the sons of Rav Ovadia Yosef, and also Rav Shmuel Eliyahu, son of former Chief Rabbi Mordechai Eliyahu zt"l. He is the longtime rabbi of Tzfat – a powerful, outspoken defender of Israel, Jewish settlement and Torah – a leader who is unafraid to ruffle feathers and is guided by the truth of Torah in all his endeavors. Another candidate is Rav Ratzon Arussi, a dayyan and Rav of Kiryat Ono, whose Torah works are widely studied but whose outsider status might benefit the Rabbinate in general.
My point is not to choose sides, declare a favorite or to influence any voter; this particular system is broken. It is rather to underscore that all these individuals are splendid Rabbis and human beings, lovers of Israel, who do great honor to the Rabbinate in particular and to the Jewish people generally. The campaigning – including the pathetic leaks, rumors, innuendos and endorsements that are staples of secular elections – should not obscure that fact. Israel is blessed with many fine rabbis. They are the "judges who will be in those days" (Devarim 17:9) whose authority applies to their era. Nostalgia for the past is always pleasurable but often inaccurate. Great rabbis of the past – universally applauded today – were often vilified in their time, and usually by the same type of people responsible for today's vilifications. (Who knows? Maybe they are all related as well.) That so many people view the Chief Rabbinate as the vehicle for power, patronage, money, jobs and prestige is one reason why the process is so vexing and troublesome. But don't blame the rabbis for that.
Whoever wins, we should wish him well. Whoever doesn't win, we should wish him well too, for all Jews should be appreciative that they all will continue to serve God, His Torah and His people.
11 responses to "An Abundance of Riches"
sue Hausdorrff | July 11, 2013 at 2:47 am |
Great! I really learned alot about the candidates…… May the "best" man win….
Rachel Neufeld | July 11, 2013 at 3:26 am |
You could have written this article in two sentences. "All the candidates for Chief Rabbi are great. I, Rabbi Pruzansky, am also great because I know all the candidates very well and I'm very close with all of them."
Rabbi | July 12, 2013 at 1:06 pm |
Apparently, Rachel Neufeld, your reading comprehension is as flawed as your character. I have met all of them, but never claimed to know all of them "very well" or to be "very close" with any of them. Naturally, none are strangers, if only because they are known for their Torah and good character. You, apparently, just hate rabbis.
-RSP
Mr. Cohen | July 11, 2013 at 8:47 pm |
My opinion: Members of Israel's Knesset who are Arabs should not be permitted to vote to select new Chief Rabbis.
Rachel Neufeld | July 12, 2013 at 6:50 pm |
Hi, my name is Rachel Neufeld and I live in Bergenfield. I want to make sure that it is clear I did NOT write the previous post!!! I would never be this rude! Just want to clear my name since apparently there is someone out there who is too afraid to use their own name and decided to use my name. Thanks. Have a great Shabbos!
David Kaplan | July 14, 2013 at 3:27 am |
Interesting. Embarrassed to admit I didn't know Israel had a Chief Rabbi. I need to dedicate more time to these matters. Thank you for inspiring me.
Robert Moshe Michaeli | July 14, 2013 at 11:11 pm |
There is no doubt that the various candidates for the chief rabbi positions have many wonderful attributes while unfortunately being engaged in an electoral process that is highly flawed. That said, the rabbis – both some of those in the running for chief rabbi as well as those playing as power brokers behind the scenes – are at least in part to blame for the negative perception the public has of the process (I won't even get into the public's negative perception of the Rabbanut on the whole, a sad state of affairs that merits a post of its own). At a recent event featuring some of the leading candidates for chief rabbi, the pettiness and disrespect amongst the rabbis (much of it targeted at R. Stav but not exclusively so) was at center stage. I write this in the spirit of constructive criticism, as someone who values the importance of having a vibrant, respected state rabbinate that serves the people within the framework and spirit of the halacha.
WARNING: OFF-TOPIC QUOTE (BUT WORTHWHILE):
"The Women of the Wall had deliberately caused brouhaha.
It was all for show.
Once they came into the women's section flanked by cameramen and reporters, some of the women spoke to the reporters, while the rest of the women sang Hallel in a chorus.
They sounded beautiful praying together as a group.
But they were singing so loudly that no one else could focus on their own prayers.
Even more so, religious men were trying to block out the sound of their voices, since halachically men are prohibited from listening to women sing.
I can't speak for the intentions of the women, but it seemed that they were singing to prove a point to those at the Kotel, rather than praying to God.
I left while they were still protesting because I found their actions disrespectful to both the holy nature of the Kotel and to the people who were trying to focus on their prayers."
SOURCE: Women Of The Wall: More Harm Than Good?
by Ariella Israel, 2013 July 10, Moment Magazine,
http://www.momentmag.com/women-of-the-wall-more-harm-than-good/
Leila Vaughan | July 16, 2013 at 9:06 pm |
The position of chief rabbi of the Land of Israel has existed for hundreds of years. During the mandatory period, the British recognized the chief Rabbis of the Ashkenazi and Sephardi communities, just as they recognized the Mufti of Jerusalem. The offices continued after statehood was achieved. Haredi Jewish groups (such as Edah HaChareidis ) do not recognize the authority of the Chief Rabbinate. They usually have their own rabbis who do not have any connection to the state rabbinate.
Yaacov | July 18, 2013 at 7:26 pm |
Dear Rav Pruzansky,
I just read R' Ovadia Yosef's most recent comments regarding Rav Stav, saying that Rav Stav was "a wicked man," someone "dangerous to Judaism" who had "no fear of God at all." and that "He is not worthy… this man is dangerous to Judaism, dangerous to the rabbinate and dangerous to the Torah."
What is one now supposed to think of R' Yosef?? And all his 'fabulous' piskei halacha? How can one respect a "Rabbi" who talks like this?
It is a problem.
The Gemara has a concept of palginan dibura, here used homiletically. Sometimes we have to distinguish the Torah knowledge from the personal dimension, and recognize that certain communities have colorful or even coarser ways of discourse than others. A great doctor might have a terrible personality but still be a great doctor. We would not reject his medical advice because of his ornery personality.
Of course the analogy is not completely satisfying because we rightly expect our rabbinic leaders to display perfect character as well, or something close to it, and to always try to enhance the honor of Torah. The Talmud contains occasional insults directed by the sages against each other, but those were usually meant to inspire the other rather than to demean him. To the modern ear, though, it sounds shocking.
Your question is still better than my answer.
V'tzarich iyun.


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Whether it's cutting taxes 24 times while turning a huge deficit into a surplus or guaranteeing an adequate supply of water in the worst drought in history, New Mexico has a plan that works.
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Feature Story: A Rising Star In The Southwest
NM Governor Susana Martinez.
By Jack Rogers
From the May/June 2015 issue
Converting a large structural budget deficit into a surplus is a daunting task for any governor. Achieving this kind of fiscal stability while reducing taxes 24 times is an accomplishment most governors can only dream about. Gov. Susana Martinez of New Mexico has met this challenge head-on and transformed what seemed to be a sleepy outpost in the Southwest into a dynamic growth center that is welcoming droves of new businesses who are putting down roots in the Land of Enchantment.
In an exclusive interview with Business Facilities, Gov. Martinez told us that when she became governor she inherited not only a huge fiscal mess (the state budget deficit topped $500 million when she took office], but a perception among businesses that the business climate in New Mexico was less than enchanting.
"I hear all the time from different companies who in the past wouldn't even consider New Mexico, who would skip right over us," Martinez told BF. "But when they hear about how we closed the largest budget deficit, at the same time cutting taxes 24 different times—and doing it in a bipartisan way—they want to bring their businesses here.
"We've made New Mexico a much friendlier state for business," she added. "The people who wouldn't even look at our state before are seeing how much friendlier we are, how we're open for business."
The cornerstone of Martinez's tax reform effort occurred two years ago, when NM enacted a once-in-a-generation change in dramatically reducing its corporate income tax by 22 percent, creating a single sales factor for manufacturers which essentially eliminated the corporate income tax for those who produce a product in New Mexico.
The initiative turbocharged a surge of new manufacturing in New Mexico and rocketed NM up from its annual position near the bottom of national rankings for state tax structure to the top of many keys lists: Ernst and Young now ranks New Mexico no. 1 in the western U.S. for manufacturing a product; NM also garnered a citation from the Tax Foundation for Outstanding Achievement in State Tax Reform.
CREATING A BI-NATION COMMUNITY
Gov. Martinez made increasing New Mexico's exports, particularly its cross-border trade with neighboring Mexico, one of her top priorities.
"It's hard to believe, but back then New Hampshire was doing more business with Mexico than New Mexico was," the governor told us. "So during my first legislative session we passed the Border Jobs Initiative, which not only leveled the playing field with other states, but made us more competitive internationally."
The centerpiece of Gov. Martinez's border initiative was the development of the Borderplex in Santa Theresa, which during her tenure has grown into a primary logistics and manufacturing hub that straddles the New Mexico-Mexico border. A diesel-fuel cost-saving measure helped land Union Pacific Railroad's $500-million rail facility at the Borderplex, grabbing this prize from land-locked Texas next door.
"We also created the first of its kind international cargo zone, which allows trucks entering from Mexico to come into New Mexico with heavier cargo and unload on the U.S. side of the border. Before, these huge 18-wheelers had to partially unload before they crossed into the U.S. We've made it easier for business because we know that time is money," Martinez said, noting that the creation of the special 12-mile-radius zone was a key factor in decisions by two larger manufacturers—Interceramic, a maker of ceramic tiles, and picture-frame producer MCS—to locate warehousing facilities in New Mexico.
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The results of Gov. Martinez's initiatives to spur more cross-border business have been nothing short of spectacular: Exports to Mexico from New Mexico notched an all-time high in 2014 of $1.549 billion, nearly doubling in one year's time. But the governor made it clear to us that when it comes to building a trade superhighway between NM and Mexico, she's just getting started.
Martinez recently met with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto to discuss the creation of what she calls the Gateway to America, the first "bi-nation community." This multi-billion-dollar initiative envisions a 70,000-acre cross-border zone linking Santa Theresa, NM with its sister city on the other side of the border in Mexico. Mexico will build a new rail line that ends in the bi-nation community zone, which lies at the halfway point along the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border and is the easternmost land crossing between the two countries.
New Mexico's trade success hasn't been limited to Mexico. Martinez recently announced a record-breaking year of export growth in New Mexico. Total exports of New Mexico products set yet another all-time high in 2014 at $3.8 billion, an increase of more than $1 billion over 2013 figures. The latest data also shows that the mix of goods being exported from NM is greatly diversifying, and the state is also exporting more goods to a wider range of countries.
For example, exports from NM to Japan grew by more than $30 million in one year (from $41 million in 2013 to $74 million in 2014), a 146.7-percent increase. Exports to South Korea doubled, from $21 million in 2013 to $42 million in 2014. Exports to Saudi Arabia increased five-fold and exports to Ireland doubled.
Additionally, over the past several years, fabricated metal product exports (which are key to the manufacturing process) have doubled; shipments of aviation equipment and instrumentation have risen by more than $60 million (from $132 million in 2010 to $193 million in 2014); electrical equipment shipments nearly tripled; and shipments of plastics and rubber products (also key to manufacturing) increased from $39 million in 2010 to $94 million in 2014.
"We've partnered with the U.S. Department of Commerce to increase New Mexico's global presence and help connect New Mexico businesses with new international markets," Martinez told BF. "We want everyone to know that we're here and we're open for business."
STAYING AHEAD OF THE CURVE IN WORK TRAINING, WATER RESOURCES
While many states are just beginning to address the critical priority of workforce training, New Mexico has been ahead of the curve for years, putting in place innovative and effective training programs and dual-credit curriculum that prepares high school students for high-tech jobs.
New Mexico has one of the most generous training incentive programs in the country. The Job Training Incentive Program (JTIP) funds classroom and on-the-job training for newly-created jobs in expanding or relocating businesses for up to six months. The program reimburses 50-75 percent of employee wages. Custom training at a New Mexico public educational institution may also be covered. Eligibility for JTIP in NM recently was expanded to include the advanced manufacturing sector.
"In New Mexico, we have a very talented and diverse workforce, a substantial portion (of which) is bilingual," Martinez told BF. "Our pipeline includes 70,000 college students. Our workers are younger and better educated than the national average."
The governor, by executive order, has brought together a group of public and private sector leaders in the state to develop and execute workforce training plans based on private-sector employment needs. "Our mission is to match New Mexico workers to the jobs that are available today and in the near future, so we need to have a partnership with the businesses who tell us what kind of employees they're needing," Martinez said. "We've created a New Mexico Workforce Partnership between the business community and our education system, so the curriculum is matching up with the jobs that are available in our state."
The epic drought has been a severe challenge for Western states, forcing California to enact the first mandatory water conservation measures in its history. These severe conservation laws have not been necessary in New Mexico, Martinez told BF, because the state has made innovative management of water resources a top priority for years.
"Unlike Texas or California, New Mexico measures and meters the water we use. We didn't enforce any mandatory conservation measures because we didn't have to," the governor told us. "We conserve water by limiting how much we pump out of the ground. Our agricultural community is really a wonderful steward of our water. We changed to drought-resistant crops and irrigation systems which use less water. Our cities have reduced the amount of water they use each year and our water managers have worked hard to ensure that we can meet our obligations to pass on a certain amount of water to other states."
To ensure this critical resource keeps flowing, Martinez pushed through $89 million in funding for investments in water infrastructure. Water researchers at New Mexico University and NM's world-class national labs, including Sandia, are pioneering and commercializing new water-saving technologies.
"We are very, very aware of what could happen if we don't stay ahead of the game," Gov. Martinez said.
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Q: Why my express-session keeps getting initialized every request? It seems that the session keeps getting initialized.
When a request is received from one server, the information stored in the session keeps getting lost.
Currently using express-session / connect-pg-simple (postgresql DB) and tested using express-session, fileStore, memoryStore.
ex) login (post request) userID and PW are compared with the DB, and if there is a corresponding user, userID and is_logined: true are stored in the session, and then when another page is requested using redirect ("/") req.session.user_id , req.session.is_logined not found (undefined)
my app.js
//modules
import express from "express";
import expressEjsLayouts from "express-ejs-layouts";
import ejs from "ejs";
import cookieParser from "cookie-parser";
import session from "express-session";
import pgSession from "connect-pg-simple";
let pgSessions = pgSession(session);
import loger from "morgan";
import path from 'path';
import { fileURLToPath } from 'url';
import pg from 'pg';
import randomString from 'randomstring';
import db_connection from './config/db_config.json' assert {type: "json"};

//route
import mainRoute from "./router/main.js";
import userRoute from "./router/user.js";
import partnerRoute from "./router/partner.js";
import estimateRoute from "./router/estimate.js";
import paymentRoute from "./router/payment.js";
import statisticsRoute from "./router/statistics.js";
import authRoute from "./router/auth.js";

//config
const app = express();

//path const variable
const __filename = fileURLToPath(import.meta.url);
const __dirname = path.dirname(__filename);

//session setting
const sessionDBaccess = new pg.Pool(db_connection);
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    store: new pgSessions({
        pool: sessionDBaccess,
        tableName: 'session'
    }),
    name: 'SID',
    secret: "secret key",
    resave: false,
    saveUninitialized: true,
    cookie: {
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        sameSite: "none",
        secure: false // ENABLE ONLY ON HTTPS
    }
};
app.use(session(sessionMiddleware));

//static file setting
app.use(express.static(path.join(__dirname, "public")));
app.set("views", path.join(__dirname, "/views"));

//set templete, templete engine
app.use(expressEjsLayouts);
app.set('layout', 'layout/layout');
app.set('layout extractScripts', true);
app.set('view engine', 'ejs');
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//port setting
app.set("port", process.env.PORT || 3002);

//app log settings
app.use(loger('dev'));

//request middleware
app.use(express.json());
app.use(express.urlencoded({ extended: false }));

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//server setting
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})

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app.use('/', mainRoute);

app.use('/user', userRoute);

app.use('/partner', partnerRoute);

app.use('/estimate', estimateRoute);

app.use('/payment', paymentRoute);

app.use('/statistics', statisticsRoute);

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const conn = database;

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    //     res.render('mainPage.ejs', { title: '메인페이지' });
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    res.render('mainPage.ejs', { title: '메인페이지' });

});

export default router;

my auth.js
import express from "express";
import database from "../config/db.js";

const router = express.Router();
const conn = database;

let authData = {
    id: '',
    password: '',
}

router.get('/', (req, res) => {
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    res.render('login.ejs', { title: '로그인페이지', id: null });
})
router.post('/login', (req, res) => {
    authData.id = req.body.id;
    authData.password = req.body.password;
    var sess = req.session;
    const loginSQL = `SELECT * FROM ACCOUNT_TEST WHERE UID = '${authData.id}' AND UPW = '${authData.password}'`;
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                sess.save(err => {
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                });
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});

export default router;

And i tried just project for express-session practice (is not es module)
It using express-generator
ex) I made a logic that does session.num += 1 when requesting get ("/"), but num continues to be initialized and output as 1.
app.js
var createError = require('http-errors');
var express = require('express');
var path = require('path');
var cookieParser = require('cookie-parser');
var logger = require('morgan');
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CACI releases Silk Road Papers on State and Religion in Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan
Religion and the Secular State in Central Asia: The Examples of Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan
This event marked the publication of two Silk Road Papers on the state-religion relationships in Central Asia, a study of Kyrgyzstan by Johan Engvall and one on Turkmenistan by Victoria Clement. This forms part of the ongoing research effort on secular governance, religion and politics at the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program Joint Center, and follows the publication of studies on Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
Johan Engvall's study of Kyrgyzstan's experience is timely given that country's experience, starting with a more permissive atmosphere that subsequently aligned itself with policies in the rest of the region. Victoria Clement's study of Turkmenistan is the first treatment of the subject to appear in print, and sheds light on the similarities of Turkmenistan's approach with the rest of Central Asia as well as its specificities.
Victoria Clement, Eurasia Regional Analyst, Center For Advanced Operational Culture Learning, Marine Corps University
Johan Engvall, Senior Research Fellow, Foreign Policy Research Institute
Moderator: Svante E. Cornell, Director, Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at AFPC
When: Monday, June 15, 2020 at 10am EDT
The Event was live-streamed on our Facebook page and is available on our YouTube page and here.
Wednesday, 10 June 2020 00:00
Religion and the Secular State in Turkmenistan
Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program
Silk Road Paper
Since gaining its independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, Turkmenistan has seen an increased presence of religion in everyday life. Islam has been a continuous cornerstone of Turkmen identity for centuries and is even more so in the post-Soviet period. Turkmeniçilik (Turkmen identity) and Musulmançilik (Muslim identity) are correlated.
Similar to what is found in several Central Asian countries, Turkmenistan distinguishes between traditional and non-traditional religious practices. In Turkmenistan, the state actively privileges a form of traditional Islam. That is, the leadership mobilizes the faith in its construction of a post-Soviet, national Turkmen identity. Yet, Turkmenistan is an officially secular country with constitutional provisions for the separation of state from religion. What does this mean for religious practice in that Muslim-majority country? What is the role of the state in mobilizing religious practices even as it curtails others? And why are there so few external influences on worship in Turkmenistan?
Turkmen were historically a nomadic people that began to adopt Islam as they migrated westward in the 9th and 10th centuries. Yet Islam is a religion that has tended to flourish in urbanized societies that could establish formal institutions like mosques and madrasas. Turkmen created intensive and rich religious practices, but those were often mixed with pre-Islamic practices or honed to suit the nomadic lifestyle. Nevertheless, this did not diminish the importance of religion in Turkmen culture and Islam came to be a key marker of Turkmen identity.
Today, that culture, including Islam as a key facet, contributes to the Turkmen national identity. The state encourages the conceptualization of "Turkmen Islam," or worship infused with veneration of elders and saints, life-cycle rituals, and Sufi practices. Yet, it discourages external influences in most spheres of life, resulting in a limited foreign religious presence. TheConstitution's claims to uphold a secular system in which religious and state institutions are separate. Nevertheless, examples of state interference in religious matters abound.
While Turkmenistan's initial years of independence saw an increase in religious practices and the development of institutions like the Muftiate and the building of mosques, today it is more regulated. Still, the government leadership uses Islam to legitimize its role by sponsoring holiday celebrations such as iftar dinners during Ramadan or presidential pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia. This sponsorship has validated the country's two presidents (Nyýazow and Berdimuhamedow) as pious Turkmen, giving them an aura of cultural authority. In these ways, the government promotes a singular form of "Turkmen Islam" that is tightly bound to national identity and makes use of religious symbols to reinforce the concept of the nation-state.
In light of this, this study aims to shed light on the relationship between state, religion, and society in Turkmenistan, highlighting the model of secular governance the state observes even as it embraces Islam as part of national identity project.
Published in Silkroad Papers and Monographs
Religion and the Secular State in Kyrgyzstan
Since independence, religion has become ever more important as an identity marker in Kyrgyzstan, with increased practical relevance in the everyday lives of many citizens. This religious revival poses challenges for a state that, like the other Central Asian states, has remained secular after the fall of communism. For this Muslim-majority state, the challenge has been to sustain the secularism of the state that was instituted during Soviet times, while replacing the anti-religious prejudice that characterized the militantly atheist socialist system with tolerance and respect for all religions. How has this played out in the past three decades?
In the early years of independence, the government took a liberal approach to religion, and the number of mosques and religious schools expanded rapidly. Foreign sources of religious influences, including ideological and financial, met few restrictions and could flow into the country from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and the Indian Subcontinent. By its fifth anniversary of independence, the number of mosques in Kyrgyzstan had already grown to more than 1,000, and the burst of mosque-building has continued unabated since then, standing at 2,669 officially registered mosques by 2016. Kyrgyzstan counts far more Islamic educational institutions than its larger neighbors Kazakhstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan.
Meanwhile, many Evangelical missionaries arrived in Kyrgyzstan in the 1990s in order to attract converts to various Christian churches. Protestant denominations from Europe, North America and South Korea played a particularly active role and thrived under the liberal religious environment of the 1990s. Since the beginning of the 2000s, however, foreign missionaries became subject of stricter controls effectively halting their expansion.
While Kyrgyzstan's first decade of independence was characterized by a liberal approach to the sphere of religion, measures have thereafter been taken to strengthen the government's regulatory powers and take a less neutral and more proactive approach to religious matters. First, Kyrgyzstani laws and policies separate between what is referred to as traditional faiths, on the one hand, and non-traditional faiths on the other. The former – Hanafi Islam and the Russian Orthodox Church – are prioritized and given preferential treatment due to their historical influence on the development of Kyrgyz statehood. In particular, support of official Hanafism has attracted increasing policy attention. The government has taken upon itself the task to promote and safeguard the traditions and principles of Hanafism in order to stem the influence of international Salafist movements in the country and to ensure the cohesion of society. The distinction between beneficial religious traditions and allegedly harmful versions of religion has become an increasingly central part of the relationship between the secular state and religious communities.
Second, the government has instructed the chief religious institutions – the nominally independent Muftiate and the State Commission for Religious Affairs – to provide better control and monitoring of religious organizations, but also to engage in closer cooperation with them. State intervention into the activities of religious institutions is mainly justified on the grounds of preventing religious extremism. For example, the hardened legislation introduced in the religious sphere in 2008 was intended to restrict the activities of extremist foreign religious organizations, such as the banned global Islamist movement Hizb-ut-Tahrir.
The Islamic extremist threat first emerged on Kyrgyzstan's political agenda in the late 1990s among growing fears that radical Islamic groups had established a presence in the religiously more conscious southern part of Kyrgyzstan. The threat became real in the summers of 1999 and 2000 when the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan carried out armed incursions into southern Kyrgyzstan. Isolated terrorist incidents inside the country as well as radicalized citizens from Kyrgyzstan travelling to fight for the Islamic State and other jihadist groups in Syria have ensured that religious extremism and terrorism remain central factors in forming government policy in the religious field.
Kyrgyzstan's political project of secularism has had to confront and adjust to an increasingly diversified religious situation. The country's first president, Askar Akayev, initially took a rather laissez-faire approach to religion, while eventually driving state policy more in the direction of sheltering state and society from unwanted religious influences. His successor, Kurmanbek Bakiyev, continued and strengthened these policies as he mostly paid attention to Islam as a potential threat. While the third president, Almazbek Atambayev, was highly suspicious of foreign Islamic traditions, he endorsed traditional Kyrgyz Islam in public in a much more pronounced manner than his predecessors. Current president Sooronbai Jeenbekov appears intent on taking this rapprochement further by fostering a partnership between political and religious leaders.
In simple terms, three main attitudes can be identified in contemporary Kyrgyz society. First, there is the predominantly secular political, economic and intellectual elite in Bishkek. This once dominant group is gradually losing its position in a less secular society. Second, there is a large group of nationalist-minded Kyrgyz citizens who increasingly embrace moderate Hanafi Islam as part of that identity. Third, there are Islamic currents whose representatives try to convert existing Muslims to more conservative versions of Islam. It can be assumed that the relatively strong support for Sharia in Kyrgyzstan, reported in certain survey data, is located chiefly among this group.
Despite the fact that religious organizations are prohibited from interfering in the government of the state, Islam has become an increasingly potent factor in politics. As society has become more religious, Islam has become an important source of legitimization for politicians and a resource for the mobilization of voters. In the early years of independence, the rapid increase of mosques was largely the result of foreign investments, the continued proliferation is now mainly secured through the financial prowess of local sponsors, including members of parliament. This is a reciprocal relationship. Clerics use their political connections to build up their own power bases. Politicians, in turn, enjoying clerical support strengthen their local electoral base.
In this light, Kyrgyzstan stands at a crossroads; sooner or later there will be a power shift away from the Soviet generation that has governed the country since independence. The question is, what comes with a new generation in power, and whether a post-Soviet generation of leaders will maintain the separation between politics and religion. Much depends on which of the three above-mentioned groups will constitute the backbone of future decision-makers.
[Video Posted] CACI Online Forum: Religion and the Secular State in Central Asia: The Examples of Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan
This event marks the publication of two Silk Road Papers on the state-religion relationships in Central Asia, a study of Kyrgyzstan by Johan Engvall and one on Turkmenistan by Victoria Clement. This forms part of the ongoing research effort on secular governance, religion and politics at the Central Asia-Caucasus Institute & Silk Road Studies Program Joint Center, and follows the publication of studies on Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan.
The event was live-streamed on our Facebook page and is now available on Youtube.
CACI Forum with recording: What Else is Happening in Afghanistan
What Else is Happening in Afghanistan?
Official studies have turned up many serious problems in the expenditure of American aid to Afghanistan. However, these reports should not be equated with the progress, or lack of progress, of the economy and society of Afghanistan as a whole. On the one hand, some 82% of American assistance has been focused on security, as opposed to economic and social development. On the other hand, many other donors, and initiatives by Afghanis themselves, have contributed to the development of Afghanistan's economic and social life. The speaker will discuss the briefing paper, entitled "How is Afghanistan Really Doing". The purpose of the paper is not to argue with the official studies but to suggest that Afghan society has in fact made important progress in many areas over the years since 9/11. If one takes that progress into account, it will affect how one views Afghanistan's emerging place in the world and the next phase of America's relationship with that country .
Speaker: Frederick Starr, Chairman, Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at AFPC
Moderator: Svante Cornell, Director, Central Asia-Caucasus Institute at AFPC
Where: American Foreign Policy Council: 509 C Street NE, Washington, DC 20002
When: Wednesday, March 11, 2020 from 2:00 - 3:45 pm
Scroll down to watch the event.


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