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"Erdogan Aydin's books, 'The Truth of Islam' and 'How We Became Muslims', published in the 90s, were not only useful but also eye-opening works. Our author is a very serious researcher and, moreover, an iconoclastic writer.

'Ottoman Truth' is one of the few worthwhile works on the subject. "Ottoman history cannot be understood without reading this book."
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This is an unofficial Ottoman History; In other words, a different history from what is taught in schools, from the propaganda texts written by racists and shariaists as history, and of course from what is written by official historians who do this job much more subtly...

First of all, against all kinds of domination relations; That's why he is not on the side of the Ottomans but on the side of the Turkmens, not on the side of the sultans but on the side of the people, not on the side of conquests but on the side of peace...

A history work that aims to demolish the Ottoman picture, which is fed by a number of legends, especially the nonsense that the Ottoman Empire was founded in 1299, and replace it with the truth. For this reason, it is a book that the readers, who are conditioned to read heroism in the name of history, will start with anger, but we are sure that they will be introduced to the facts.

Contents;

• Introduction to Ottoman History
• Turkishness and Tolerance of the Ottoman Empire
• The Function of Gaza and the Heterodox Atmosphere of Faith
• Formation of the Ottoman Principality
• Peace to War, From Poverty to Prosperity
• Was the Ottoman Empire Founded in 1299?
• Institutionalization and Expansion of the Ottoman Empire
• Early Empire, Collapse and Reestablishment
• The Nature of Anatolian Revolts
• Portrait of a People's Leader
• From Rebellion to Obsolescence: Celali Rebellions
• Ottoman Order as a Socio-Economic Structure
• Where should we look for the root cause of our underdevelopment?
• Political Structure of the Ottoman Empire
• Feudals' Arm Wrestling with the Center
• The Formation of Devsirme Power and the Janissaries
• Janissary-Bektasi Relationship in the Ottoman Empire
• Religious Characteristics of the Ottoman Empire

• Is There an Islamic State Model?
  
  
  
  Number of Pages: 442
  
  Year of Printing: 2016
  
  
  Language: Turkish
  Publisher: Literature Publishing

  First Printing Year: 2013

  Number of Pages: 442

  Language Turkish