Istanbul is not only a city consisting of historical and central areas, but also a city that hosts a unique rural life. It is possible to give many examples of this, but today we will be meeting Anadolukavağı. Anadolukavağı is a district of Istanbul adorned with historical and natural beauties. This neighborhood is located on […]
Trabzon Province, situated on the Black Sea coast, is a captivating region in northeastern Turkey that boasts a unique blend of historical significance and breathtaking landscapes. The province’s capital, also named Trabzon, is a bustling city that serves as the economic and cultural hub of the region. Geography: Trabzon Province is characterized by its diverse […]
Founded as a football club in 1902, Real Madrid has gained a reputation as a successful club worldwide, with accolades such as 14 Champions League cups and 35 La Liga cups. Major factors in their success include the leadership of presidents like Santiago Bernabéu Yeste and Florentino Perez, recruitment of star players, and their winning streaks in various tournaments. Despite recent struggles due to player injuries, the club maintains a significant impact on the sport.
The 12th century was a transformative period in Islamic history, notably marked by the rise of Saladin. As the Seljuks’ power waned, numerous heroes, including Saladin, emerged. Saladin, of debated Kurdish or Arab origins, rose under the tutelage of Nur ad-Din Zengi. Following multiple battles against various dynasties and Crusaders, Saladin achieved significant victories, culminating in conquering Jerusalem, thereby leaving an enduring impact on Islamic culture and history.
Diyarbakır, located in southeastern Turkey, is celebrated for its diverse culture, rich history, and unique architectural sites that include well-preserved city walls from Roman times and the historical caravanserai, Hasanpaşa Hanı. Known for both traditional dishes and vibrant cultural events, the city beautifully blends the old and the new. Its scenic landscape, marked by the Tigris river, adds to its charm. With offerings that cater to various interests, Diyarbakır presents a unique experience for anyone looking to explore Turkish history and culture.
Complementary and alternative medicine practices (CAM), gaining more legal recognition, are used in conjunction with modern medicine. These worldwide practices encompass acupuncture, homeopathy, massage, yoga, and more. They can be grouped into five categories: ancient/traditional systems like Chinese medicine, mind-body interventions like yoga, biologically based therapies using natural supplements, manipulative and physically based therapies like reflexology, and energy therapies like Reiki.
Said Nursi was born in 1877 in The Nurs Village of The Hizan District of Bitlis. He took his name from his village. He is an important İslamic wise who is accepted as The Mujaddid of his century. He is the author of The Risale-i Nur. His father is Mirza Bey, and his mother is […]
The Eiffel Tower, built by Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World’s Fair in Paris, initially faced criticism but ultimately won admiration for its innovative design. Designed to last 20 years, it avoided demolition due to its use as a radio transmission tower. Historically significant and symbolizing enduring beauty, this global icon attracts millions yearly.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is a multicultural southeastern European country with a population of 3.281 million and an area of 51,197 km². The country uses Bosnian, Serbian, and Croatian as official languages with Bosniaks, Serbs, and Croats as the major ethnic groups. The capital city is Sarajevo, having embraced influences from the Ottoman era. The local currency is the Bosnia and Herzegovina Mark (BAM) with 1 BAM equivalent to approximately 9 Turkish Lira. The state comprises two parts, the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Republika Srpska.
Abdülmecid Efendi Mansion in Istanbul, built in 1880, is hosting an exhibition called “Elegance From The Past To The Future” reflecting on Turkish history and culture. The mansion, originally a cultural hub for artists under Prince Abdülmecid Efendi, showcases Ottoman-era women’s fashion, religious clothes, bags, shoes and accessories alongside items related to Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. The exhibition is open until March 17, 2024.
