Today Top Most Turkish Series Dirilis Ertugrul

With everyone locked up around the world, watching television has become one of the most popular forms of entertainment. People subscribe to Netflix in great numbers and develop a taste for watching serial dramas and movies; there is nothing else you can do during the closure. Ertugrul, the new heartbeat of all 13-93-year-old girls, is the lead actor in the popular Turkish series, Resurrection Ertugrul's, which covers five seasons. It shocked audiences around the world, especially in Asia and the Middle East, and was praised by Prime Minister Imran Khan himself, who advised the nation to watch the Turkish series. Also, the people of Pakistan really like it. Ertugrul Ghazi is a 13th-century historian who belonged to the ‘KAYE’ tribe and fought for his religion, conquering many lands in the way of Allah. He was the son of Suleiman Shah. Ertugrul's son, Osman, ascended the throne and established the Ottoman Empire in about 1299. The word "Ottoman" is derived from Osman's name, "Uthman" in Arabic. At its height the empire covered most of southeastern Europe as far as the gates of Vienna, including modern-day Hungary, the Balkan region, Greece, and parts of Ukraine; parts of the Middle East now occupied by Iraq, Syria, Israel and Egypt; from North Africa to the west of Algeria; and large parts of the Arabian Peninsula. Ertugrul Ghazi was a hero whose strength, faith, loyalty and strong spiritual faith always helped him to advance one goal: to conquer enemies and establish peace and brotherhood everywhere, by instilling faith in law and justice. The series, ‘Resurrection: Ertugrul,’ begins with a beautiful song titled rub ab and violin which is very popular and repeated in many popular playlists. What impresses people is the historical context and the impressive display of all of Ertugrul's virtues, as well as his love affair with Halima Sultan, the nephew of Sultan Aladdin (Sultan of the Congo). The unconditional love and loyalty between the two, as well as the respect they have for each other, has captivated viewers so much that fans now consider the characters. A few other things that have influenced viewers are Ertugrul's relationship with his Alpine friends - Dogan, Balms and Tour gut Alp, as well as his spiritual relationship with Sheikh Arab i (a spiritual theater man). The ratings of the show clearly prove that the Turkish drama industry is very popular. Most of the well-designed Turkish dramas have powerful stories, but no other Turkish drama can compete with the success of 'Awakening: Ertugrul'. The question arises, What makes this exhibition so important? The scenes of war alone, however, were truly amazing, as they showed the love of fighting in the way of Allah. In spite of all obstacles, our loved ones do not lose hope, and they do not fear death. When asked in a BBC interview, what he liked most about his character like E. Ghazi, En-gin Alton DZA tan (also known as E. Ghazi) identified the character's strong qualities such as his vision, power, purpose in life, and E. Ghazi values ​​that gave him its value. This is what made the character stand out. Indeed, Ertugrul's character is a symbol of beauty, courage, integrity, honesty and spirituality. The show is a perfect expression of courage, courage, faith, dignity, and honor. Repeated references to the Holy Quran and the words of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and his descendants, the performance of basic duties and duties as a Muslim, compassion for the poor and the treatment of non-Muslims have created a special place for our brothers. The hearts of his followers around the world. E. Ghazi's relentless efforts to unite the Muslims against the Crusader / Templar and the Mongols, and to deal with the corrupt politics played by Muslims among Muslim nations, have rightly shown that Muslims remain separate and cause harm to themselves and other Muslims. Throughout the exhibition, Ertugrul stressed the importance of unity, as he believed that traitors and enemies could be defeated only by a united Muslim community. I highly recommend this series as I really enjoyed watching it, and I believe it is better than watching many local dramas highlighting the politics, dialogue, deception and misunderstanding of our culture.