  Dear friend Tajik. You must be mistaken or led by your emotions. Turks were called as Turks before Islam. East Roman Empire sent Zemarkhos as an ambassador in the middle of 6th century to Istemi Kagan of Western Turks. And in the year 567 Istemi Kagan sent a group of emissaries led by a Soghdian named Maniakh to Eastern Rome. Both attempts were to form an allience against Sasanid kingdom, the common foe. In the chronicles of Zemarkhos Turks were explicitly called as Turks. Those times were at least 100 years before Islam. Also Turks called themselves as Turks. You can go and read the genuine Tukish monuments in Mongolia. The monuments belong to the first quarter of 8th century. At those times Turks were fighting against Muslim Arabs. Also when you check the Chinese dynasties' chronicles Pei-shih (386-618), Chou-shu (557-589), Sui-shu (589-618) you can find quite alot of information on Turks. And also some Chinese Turkologists claim that the earliest ancestors of Turks were Tiks (9.-8. century B.C.)Chinese documents have more than claims. Dr. T'ang Chi's works are worth examining. Also you can check a French man L. Bazin's works. Coming to your claims that Turks are a minority in Anatolia. I suggest you to read the chronicles of Armenians during te medieval times. For example Matthew of Edessa (Matevos Urhayetsi-in Armenian). You can by your self judge that Turks have never been a minority in Anatolia. By the way, have you ever been to Turkey? You can also validate your emotional claims by facts. Sincerely.