Islamic History
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Kebab clash: Türkiye and Germany at odds over doner’s identity
A spicy row has erupted between Türkiye and Germany over what constitutes a doner kebab, with Berlin objecting to a…
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What Does “Muştu” Mean in Salahaddin Ayyubi, the Conqueror of Jerusalem?
The word “Muştu” has gained attention after its mention in the TV series “Salahaddin Ayyubi, the Conqueror of Jerusalem.“ In Turkish, “Muştu” refers to good news or glad tidings. It…
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Imperial heritage: Sultanahmet, historical peninsula of Istanbul
Today, I would like to tell you about Istanbul’s historical peninsula, Sultanahmet, with a full-day plan for those who may…
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Ottoman Sultan Costumes exhibit at Istanbul Airport open until Dec. 31
The ceremonial robes of five Ottoman sultans are on display at Istanbul Airport until Dec. 31 as part of the…
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Yunus Emre: A Legacy of Poetry and Spirituality
UNESCO has dedicated the year 2021 to Ahi Evran (founder of the Ahi order), Yunus Emre and Hacı Bektaş Veli. 2021…
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Should Yunus Emre’s 700-year-old ‘Divan’ be seized? Dispute over sale escalates in Türkiye
The announcement that the Karaman manuscript of Yunus Emre’s “Divan” will be up for auction has sparked heated debate. Some…
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Historic Rome or urban construction site? Tourists left disappointed
Rome, celebrated for its unparalleled historical landmarks and charming streets, currently resembles a vast construction site. Iconic monuments and central…
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Ancient Inscription Finally Deciphered at Monument
Mark Munn, a professor of ancient Greek history and archaeology at Pennsylvania State University, claims to have deciphered a 2,600-year-old…
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Mehmed: Fetihler Sultanı Episode 24 Premieres Tonight
The much-loved historical series Mehmed: Fetihler Sultanı returns tonight with its 24th episode, bringing viewers another gripping chapter in the life of…
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Historic Skopje Aqueduct awaits restoration to its former glory
The historic Skopje Aqueduct in North Macedonia’s capital, a rare Balkan treasure, stands in a neglected state, awaiting restoration to…
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