Mystic Sufism in Ottoman Empire
by Niki Gamm Istanbul One only has to glance through the vast literary output of the Ottomans to understand just
Read Moreby Niki Gamm Istanbul One only has to glance through the vast literary output of the Ottomans to understand just
Read Moreby Khaled Hamoud Alshareef Ottoman conquerors pursued a harsh and brutal policy of forced expropriation of the peasants’ land. In
Read Moreby Afreen Baig Now, to refute yet another imprecise impression that persists resolutely —”British imperialism defeated Ottoman empire to create
Read MoreThe Ottomans had gone financially bankrupt in 1875, and in response, Britain took control of Cyprus and seized Egypt in 1882. Ottomans surrendered Jerusalem in 1917.
Read MoreIt’s commonly spread misconception that Shaykh Mohammed bin Abdulwahab and the first Saudi ruler Mohammed bin Saud rebelled and revolted
Read Moreby Asim Zahrani “I will not fight against my brothers in faith.” Britain calls upon the founder, King Abdulaziz –
Read Moreby Ather Moin King Abdulazeez Aal-e-Saud had stipulated that there would be no public ceremony nor any marker for the
Read MoreThe name of Durru Shehvar, the elder daughter-in-law of the Nizam of Hyderabad, Mir Osman Ali Khan, is remembered for the social
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