Every newspaper is free to express any view unless they are opposed to the Ataturk's reforms, include terrorist propaganda or some other critical issues that the state gives attention. As it is in the international arena, newspapers supposed to be objective without serving to any ideology or should not distort any event according to the ideology they join, so they are supposed to be giving the true news to their readers. In Turkey, there are a variety of newspapers according to their political paths from the radical right view to the radical left view. They usually convey the same issue from different point of views which I believe generally true with the context they defend, so it is essential to read all of them since they represent the view of a group of people in this society. But, the most popular newspapers are the ones who are in the middle like Sabah, Radikal, H rriyet or Milliyet etc.
Fewer people read radical newspapers.
Akit started to be published seven years ago at 1992. They convey an Islamic ideology and give more importance to the issues related to Islam. There are some other newspapers like Zaman and Yeni Safak, which are at the same direction with Akit. It is not a very influential newspaper that can determine agenda, and it is the second biggest newspaper that has the Islamic view after Zaman. Akit also includes religious pages giving information about Islam and Kur'an.