@Akboga He obviously means Muslims. The basis of the Ottoman Empire was Islam, Turks fought for the Islamic faith so stop trying to be over-smart. We Muslims collectively take pride in our shared history and no one has the right to be bothered by that.

@Akboga Muslims of the sub-continent(and other parts of the world) take pride in Ottoman history because Islam was at the very center of the purpose of establishment of the empire and the spirit of Islam is what sustained the empire, the fact that Ottoman Emperors held the position of Caliphs of the Ummah makes it quite obvious. The history of the Ottoman Empire is primarily a shared Islamic history of Muslims globally and also Turkish history and Turks have all the reasons for taking pride in it, but any Turk who takes pride in it only as a Turk while ignoring their Muslim identity is probably delusional. Also, just to make it clear, Muslims of the subcontinent take pride in Ottoman history not for any lack of great Muslim empires of our own, which everyone is aware of, but the fact that Ottomans kept Islam at the very center of their Empire makes us respect and take pride in them more than the Muslim Empires of our own region. And if you really are hung up with the race, then Delhi Sultanate itself was a Turkish Sultanate and there is no dearth of Turkish blood in the Muslims of the subcontinent. Since the time of the Delhi Sultanate Turks along with Persians, Afghans, Mughals, and later on some groups of new Indian Muslims became a part of the noble classes in the Indian subcontinent, so a lot of richer and other "khandani" Muslims in India/Pakistan have Persian, Turkish and other Central Asian origins

@Akboga We North Indians and Pakistanis have a very mixed racial ancestry hence we tend to not have strong racial-ethnic affiliations. But this makes it easier for us to simply accept a Pan-Islamic identity and hence you will find people from these parts(especially Pakistan) most vocal about global Muslim brotherhood. I being from these parts am not a fan of Muslims celebrating their racial identities and am highly critical of Muslims giving more importance to their racial/ethnic identity more than Islam. But at the same time, I appreciate Turks out of all the most, for maintaining a very healthy balance between celebrating their ethnicity, culture, traditions while maintaining the centrality of Islam in their identity. Persians on the other hand tend to give precedence to their racial identity over Islam(just a personal view, again not applicable to every Persian, just a very broad and general observation). I do agree with your point about Arabs, especially in the context of the way they were used to dismantle the Ottoman Empire by the British. The worst part is that all the national Arab groupings/identities are a very modern, colonial-era construct, seeded by the colonizers to weaken the Ottoman integrity(in which they unfortunately ultimately succeeded). Ultimately I think Muslims should ignore stereotyping people belonging to different ethnic/racial groups, this is the only way to ensure Muslim bonhomie. And these general statements fall flat more often than not when we meet individuals from any of these ethnic/racial groups, we can find Muslims who are very enthusiastic about global Muslim brotherhood from all regions/ethnicities and on the other hand, Muslims who shy away from their Muslim identity also can be found among all ethnic groups and regions.

Have you watched Game of Thrones ?

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Lol calm down, don't be emotional. Just drama hi hai ye.

@@thewolverine5895 reality drama 😒

That shows how much he believe his warriors ❤❤

True😂

They're his warriors as much they are his brothers. I absolutely loved this scene.

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I haven’t watched this show is it good ?

@@oneflakes2319 it is great. You will love it

mine favourite was ertugrul's return after everyone thougt he was dead

@@suhaisstorrorarmy8780 u spoiled me

For me every scene of ertugrul is fantastic..❣❣

Hho

Bro What is the work Of tears in that Best scene.. Don't be so over😕😒

@@ahsanameer2926 u need to look at your eman

İman Power😁

How do you watch such a big series 3 times

Seriously I cant even finish season 2 still watching

İ watched two times still looking at the clips

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Hi thank you Terye greetings from Turkey. Stay blessed !

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thhankss Im turkish and I was very happy 🇰🇿❤️🇹🇷

WE ARE TURKİC/TURANİC BROTHERS 🇹🇲🇹🇷🇺🇿🇰🇬🇰🇿🇦🇿

Jasha Turan!

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You do know that Turgut is married, right?

@@shaistavayani3042 hahaha

@@shaistavayani3042 yes aykiz

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Suleman shah seeing everything from above

And haleema???

@@huzefaumerhayyat4164 Halime was not there in the video

@@mahasin4407 yeh to mjy b pta hai lkn kidr???

@@huzefaumerhayyat4164 I think she was somewhere else with Deli Demir

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He didn't die

@@saima6855 everyone know this

@@d4niboyxee-586 ok

Yeah

Very good actress..

Osmanlı Tokadı 👍

Ottoman Slap😂🤭

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Selcan's role is made very sluggish... Sword of Korkut must have already beheaded Ertugrul by the time she responded

Me too she is to beautiful

In real life she is more beautiful 😍

Also dogan

Dogan died in season 3

I agree and divan died by Christians

@@Uzairyaqoob_63 Just stop advertising

@@labaikyarasulallahlabaikya6170 what your will gone bro If I will get subscription and will make little money from youtube and support my parents

@@Uzairyaqoob_63 bro I'm just saying Please don't Advertise It's annoying to me Sorry man but pls just don't Advertise

Same, now every time i see Selcan in this video she looks weird to me

Which website u watched from

Literally yeah, and i watched Ertuğrul in 52 days... Believe it or not...

@@hashirabbasi6449 which website u watched

@@aymanbebal185 At that time I watched at GIVE ME 5 (Subtitles) but now I figured out a great and free of cost website, Kayi Family.com and I am watching Kuruluş Osman over there. Still, if you have got Netflix it's also available there. Hope it Helps😊

same! ☺️

Guys which episode is this

@@salmanulfaris7165 Chapter 41, my friend.

@@mehmetakifoz7615 Jazakallahu khair 💕

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Their love is just magical , a lot to love from them for we all boys & girls . This is the way our religion has advised the marriage should be sadly we have forgotten all of it

the thing was he knew he wasnt going to die

@@mdhgaming7680he did say the shahada at 2:34

@@tayyabafatema1752 ... --, love does not have to be magical. Marriage is based upon responsibilities and rights and honour in Islam. Did Rasullalah صلى الله عليه وسلم , had magical love with his wives? With the exception of Khadija (r.a.). He was keen to fulfill the responsibilities of his wives nonetheless. With the exception of Khadija (r.a.); He did love her truly BUT this true love ONLY manifested after receiving the revelation--after the persecution. Khadija (r.a.) did not have to stay with the Prophet (s.a.w.) because she was of high status and successful businesswomen. But she stayed by his side anyways. This is why he (S.a.w.) started to cry when he came across her jewellery after years had passed since her dying. To sum up, love is not a prerequisite or a requirement for marriage. It may manifest or it may not. Nonetheless, you are required to fulfill honour, kindness, rights and responsibilities. Just look at how Rasullal (s.a.w.) behaved when he received the first proposal for marriage--his first question wasn't "who is she or which tribe", His first question was that he is poor and may not be able to support her. He (s.a.w.) did not at first even know the name of who he was marrying--but marriage is part of life. infatuation before marriage like we see now in teenagers is not a good thing. Getting married early if possible is the advice he gave his companions Ertugrul is a great show but this portrayal of their relationship with Halime was close to the Western Fairy-tale version of a prince/princess. This becomes clear when they contemplating a political marriage during season 3. Ertugrul was willing to engage in a political marriage in Season 05 but not season 03? Why? Because he was worried he would fail to be equitable and just between his wives? No...purely because of emotional reasons. As a leader of his tribe at the border where there are enemies, everywhere, it was so unrealistic to say "halime will be hurt and feel jealous, so I am not going to marry another woman to solidify ties of allegiance with another tribe" -- This was such an irresponsible attitude for a leader of the tribe. A good example, was when in Season 04, Sultan Alaedeen Kaykubad gave his fair reasons to why he wanted his son from Ayuubid Princess to be the next in line to take over. He did not let his emotions or romance overtake his decision--that would not be responsible as a leader of the state.

@@mdhgaming7680 i love ertugrul but just saying he knew he wasnt going to die so

I want to meet all

Inshallah

How? Can you explain it to me please?

MashAllah

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Yes mate

There is no need to swear we believe u love bamsi

How cant he be???

Me too

Thanks guys

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Ameen

Realy

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Season 5 selcan = ?

Wow

That is true

@@darioa6305 Idk

send me season 3 link plzzz

Only one ahahha

Zero. There are no stars on the earth akalmand insan

23? u stupid like begger

@Al Barbarī bro stop being so hard on him lol he just made a little mistake

@Al Barbarī jeez, youre acting like hes just comitted a war crime lol

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It is not cummnts it is comment

Nhi mein kru ga comment mein student hu , ajeeb log

Decide whether it is Hindi or English? What is yore official Language?

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