Islamic History
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The Legacy of the Kayı Tribe: Settlements and Descendants
In mythology, Oğuz Han is a legendary hero regarded as the ancestor of the Turks. It is believed that Turks,…
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Quotes on Islamic Civilization and the Prophet – Inspiring Views on Islam by Renowned Figures
Islamic civilization has captivated scholars, historians, and leaders across cultures for centuries. They admire its contributions to art, science, philosophy,…
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1,600-year-old Prophet Solomon pendant unearthed in Türkiye’s Hadrianopolis
In an extraordinary archaeological discovery, a pendant depicting Prophet Solomon (peace be upon him) has been unearthed in the ancient…
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The Significance of Agarwood (Oud) in Islamic Culture and Traditions
Agarwood, or oud, holds a special place in Islamic culture and rituals, revered not only for its captivating fragrance but…
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Sultan Mehmed II’s mysterious medallion goes up for auction in London
The auction house, which dates Sultan Mehmed II’s talismanic medallion, which will be auctioned in London today, to 1450, assesses…
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Castles of the Crusaders – Bakras
Mount Amanus (today Nur Daglari – mountain of light – maximum elevation 7,350 ft) is a range which blocks the…
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Emine Erdoğan visits Kyrgyzstan, Hungary to boost Türkiye’s cultural diplomacy
Emine Erdoğan’s journey Kyrgyzstan Türkiye’s First Lady, Emine Erdoğan, recently concluded a diplomatic and cultural tour from Nov. 5 to…
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Is Saladin Ayyubi a Kurd, where is he originally from?
Selahaddin Eyyubi, also known as Saladin, is a name honored with profound respect across the Islamic world. His legacy as…
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Excavations at Ayanis Castle unveil magnificent Urartian walls
A Fortress Built by Urartian King Rusa II Excavations at Ayanis Castle in Van’s Tuşba district in eastern Türkiye reveal…
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Ancient sculpture unveiled in Türkiye’s Garibin Tepe reveals Urartu art mysteries
Archaeologists have unearthed an approximately one-ton basalt statue from the Urartian period in the Tusba district of Van, Türkiye. The…
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