Ertugrul, the new heart chest of all girls from 13 to 93, is the lead actor in the popular Turkish series Resurrection Ertugrul, which contains five seasons.
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With everyone else trapped around the world, watching television has become a significant form of entertainment. People subscribed to Netflix in large numbers and developed a love of watching serial dramas and movies, which is understandable; nothing else you can do besides locking the floor.
Ertugrul, the new heart chest of all girls from 13 to 93, is the lead actor in the popular Turkish series Resurrection Ertugrul, which contains five seasons. It has impressed audiences around the globe, especially in Asia and the Middle East, and has been praised by Prime Minister Imran Khan himself, who has advised the nation to watch the Turkish series. Also, the people of Pakistan liked it.
Ertugrul's background:
Ertugrul Ghazi is a 13th-century historian who was a member of the 'Kayi' tribe and fought for his religion, conquering many lands in the way of Allah. He was the son of Suleyman Shah of Oghuz descent. 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 included most of southeastern Europe through the gates of Vienna, including modern-day Hungary, the Balkan region, Greece, and parts of Ukraine; Iraq now occupies parts of the Middle East, Syria, Israel, and Egypt; North Africa is far from Algeria, and large parts of the Arabian Peninsula.
Ertugrul Ghazi was a strong warrior, a man of faith, integrity, and solid spiritual conviction who helped him advance in one purpose: to conquer enemies and establish peace and brotherhood everywhere by instilling confidence in law and justice.
The series, 'The Resurrection: Ertugrul,' begins with a beautifully composed title accompanied by a popular rubab and violin and is on the playlist for many. What caught the people's attention was the historical setting and the fantastic display of all of Ertugrul's fine qualities and his love affair with Halime Sultan, the nephew of Sultan Alauddin (Sultan of Konya). The unconditional love and loyalty between the two and the respect they have for each other have captivated the viewers' attention so much so that fans have become crafty actors. A few other things that touched the viewers were the bond between Ertugrul and his Alp friends - Dogan, Bamsi, and Turgut, and his spiritual encounter with Sheikh ul Arabi (the spiritual man in the play).
The ratings of the show prove that the Turkish drama industry is becoming very popular. Most Turkish dramas are well done with solid stories, but no other Turkish drama can compete with the success of ‘Resurrection: Ertugrul.’
The question that comes to mind is, What made this show so special? Yes, the scenes of one war were truly unique, as they express the love of fighting in the way of Allah. Despite all the obstacles, our beloved characters do not give up and do not fear death.
When asked in an interview with the BBC what he liked most about Ertugrul, Engin Altan Duzyatan (aka Ertugrul) highlighted the character's strong qualities, such as his vision, strength, purpose in life, and the values Ertugrul emphasized. This is what made the character stand out.
Indeed, Ertugrul's character exemplifies beauty, courage, integrity, honesty, and spirituality. The show is a perfect expression of bravery, courage, faith, dignity, and honor. Repeated references to the Holy Quran and the words of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and his descendants, performing essential duties and duties as Muslims, showing mercy to the poor, and working correctly with non-Muslims have created a special place in the hearts of his followers around the world. Ertugrul Ghazi's relentless efforts to unite the Muslims against the Crusaders / Templars and the Mongols and deal with the corrupt politics Muslims play in the Muslim world have rightly shown how Muslims remain divided harm themselves other Muslims.
I appreciate this series as I enjoyed watching it. I believe it is better than watching lomanyal games that vigorously promote politics, unity, deception, and cultural expression of our culture.
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