Musullu Süleyman

When he suddenly came across a truly paradise-like garden and truly houri-like girls, the Arab said, "Okay, I have really passed away and entered heaven!" He publicly dived into that world of pleasure and pleasure. When several hundred girls swarmed around him like moths, the man was taken aback, not knowing which one to look at first. And shouldn't he see Maria Konstanza somewhere quite far away? Ahmet Mithat Efendi, one of the first socialist realist writers who lived in the Tanzimat Period, wrote one of his leading works in the field of literature with Suleiman of Mosul, which he told with a gripping love story, placing the adventure of a soldier from Mosul on a historical basis.

The novel, which is built around the reunion of Süleyman, a Muslim soldier, and Maria Konstanza, a Christian, and includes Alamut Castle, Christians, Crusades, and Hashasis, gains its true color with Ahmet Mithat's simple yet enthusiastic, agile and humorous narration. finds it. Ahmet Mithat Efendi, who tried to bring the public and the intellectual group closer during his time and built his understanding of literature and writing around this view, shows in Suleyman of Mosul that he will always remain a fresh and innovative voice in our literature with narrative methods that will not be unfamiliar to today's readers.
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Number of Pages: 288

Printing Year: 2015


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Tekin Publishing

Cover Design: Ömer Ülkenciler
Editor : Aysegül Çakan
Simplified by : Suat Batur
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First Printing Year: 2015

Number of Pages: 288

Language: Turkish