
When Islamic history is mentioned, one of the first great dynasties that comes to mind is undoubtedly the Abbasids. Chronologically, they appear to have ruled for a period close to that of the Ottoman Empire. However, when we examine the inner workings—the political stability and central authority—we may find that they were not as unified or as solid a power as they seem. Let us lift the grand curtains of the Abbasids and take a close look at the political realities behind them. The Birth of Pow
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Battal Gazi Epic is an epic folk tale that recounts the military and religious campaigns of the historical hero Battal Gazi, who gained fame in the 8th century for his achievements during the Umayyad-Byzantine wars, in his efforts to spread and defend Islam. This work is also known by various titles such as Menakıb-ı Gaazavâtı -ı Seyyid Battal Gazi, Hikayet-i Seyyid Battal Gazi, Seyyid Battal Gazi Menkıbeleri, and Kitab-ı Battal Gazi. Its longest and most complete title is recorded as "Hazret-i
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