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20/05/2025

Why do celebrate ?
TIP: It all started with a 'boat trip'.
What happened on 19 May 1919?
Find out more about this fascinating episode in where the impossible was made possible.

Whilst the battles of Gallipoli (1915) and Sakarya (Aug 1921) on one hand and that of Dumlupınar (Aug 1922) on the other differ in the sense that the first two were defensive, the third was offensive, they all played an equal role in preserving Turkey as we know it today. During the 19th century,.....

31/10/2024

'The story how China nearly became Muslim and why it didn't….'

Read about the fascinating history of Islam in China!

30/10/2024

A talk on 'Islam in China' by the author of the 3-volume book with the same title – S.E. Al-Djazairi
(See comments for link to the book.)

https://youtu.be/MeiO-FLaQZQ

Islam remains the oldest religion foreign to China. Chinais in fact the only land where Islam is as old as in itsplace of birth, the Arab Peninsula.Dr Salah ...

30/10/2024

'China is the only land where Islam is as old as in its place of birth, the Arab Peninsula.'
Read about the fascinating history of Islam in China.

Islam in China — in 3 volumes

29/10/2024

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26/10/2024

Our 3 Most Selling Books
1. Libya War of Independence (1911-1932)
2. Barbary Pirates: Myths, Lies, Propaganda
3. History of Islam Volume 1

24/10/2024

'If history teaches us one thing, though, it is that despite their flaws and despite the ravages that violence in history inflicts on any entity, the Turks managed to produce something extraordinary.
They gave us, and by far, the largest crop of great military leaders and statesmen in history. These leaders literally shaped world history and left a permanent legacy not just in respect to Turkey, but also in lands stretching over three continents at least (Africa, Europe and Asia), impacting on Muslims, Christians, and also Jews. No nation produced as many great rulers in diverse lands, in history, as the Turkish'

̈rkiyetarihi

20/10/2024

What do Atatürk and Sultan Mehmet I in common?

What do Atatürk and Sultan Mehmet I have in common?
Find out.
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https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00TKWTQ3Q/
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19/10/2024

What history can teach us: Never give up, even if the situation looks impossible.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Decisive-Victories-Gallipoli-Sakarya-Dumlupinar/dp/1549966871/

Whilst the battles of Gallipoli (1915) and Sakarya (Aug 1921) on one hand and that of Dumlupınar (Aug 1922) on the other differ in the sense that the first two were defensive, the third was offensive, they all played an equal role in preserving Turkey as we know it today. During the 19th century,.....

19/10/2024

29 October Republic Day is celebrated in Turkiye.
Find out why in this book.
Amazon currently offers a 45% on the paperback.

13/10/2024

Our 2nd best selling book.
Barbary Pirates – Myths, Lies and Propaganda
https://amazon.co.uk/dp/197320892X/

10/10/2024

What do you think of the cover design of 'The Ottomans: Their Rise, Accomplishments, Decline And Their Historians'?

Do you ever judge a book by its cover?
How important is the cover design when you decide to buy book?