The Turkish drama series Ertugrul Ghazi

ErtugrulGhazi, the Turkish TV industry has a new reign, which has more or less tied the world to its magic. It has broken many records in Turkey and Middle-East Asia. Whereas beyond that, he has given a new hero to the entire Islamic world, whose fame was earlier only within the borders of Turkey. Osmania Sultanate's new debate has also started on religion, jihad, and religious battles of the Middle Ages under the pretext of the life story of this ancestral man.

Turkish TV serials have been well-known among Indian viewers. He is known for his slow-paced, quiet, and subtle acting style against Hindi serials, but Ertugrul Ghazi has action, thrill, and suspense in addition to these. Something happens in every episode so that the audience is waiting for the next one.

War, politics, deception, love, renunciation - a bad character turns into a good one a few days later and a good character, unexpectedly, becomes shocked by becoming evil. And all this while staying within the scope of the historical story.

Originally in Turkey, the serial aired between 2014 and 2019 under five seasons, but has grown in popularity since last year on Netflix and, on YouTube, this year. In Pakistan, there is a different craze about it.

In March-April this year, Prime Minister Imran Khan repeatedly mentioned this serial in his speeches. Dubbed in Urdu, it is being broadcast on TV there. This serial is being discussed in India too.

ErtugrulGhazi was Osmania Sultanate, or ottoman empire founder Osman's father. He is considered to be a major heroin Turkish history, as his efforts and military campaigns subsequently led individual tribes to unite into a long-lived empire.

After its establishment in 1299, the Sultanate of Osmania was counted among the most powerful dynasties in the world. He ruled Turkey and its surrounding areas for more than six hundred years. After the end of World War I in 1922, that dynasty came to an end in Turkey, but in these six centuries, it was considered one of the most prosperous, progressive, and expansionist dynasties in history.

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The Osmania Sultanate was founded by Usmani Ghazi, but it is believed that his father ErtugrulGhazi built it. There is not much information about ErtugrulGhazi in history, but folklore and legends keep his personality steadily strong. He was the second son of Suleman Shah, the chieftain of the Kai clan in the thirteenth century. The year of his birth is not known, but he died in 1280, it is mentioned in history. In this story, ErtugrulGhazi is shown to be 25–26 years old. That is, the story takes place around 1225.

It was a difficult time for tribes that wandered from one place to another, like banjars, because their enemies were all around. The invasion of the Mongols on the one hand, the crisis of Christian-Muslim crusade on the other hand. Apart from these, at times they had to contend with the local rich and sultans.

The period from the eleventh to the thirteenth century was also troubled by terrible crusades. There were many conflicts between Christians and Muslims one after the other. The Christians wanted their possession over Jerusalem, which was under the control of the Muslims. And Muslims, Istanbul (Kunstuntunia) Into their empire, which was ruled by the Christian-long Byzantine dynasty.

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People of both religions saw this plot of West Asia as their own holy land and attempts to occupy it completely created the bloodiest pages of history. The Kai tribe finds a place in the Halb (Aleppo) of Syria, wandering between present-day Iraq and Iran, saving lives from the Mongols.

In order to find and establish a new plot for themselves, this clan has to make many sacrifices, go through brutal political vicious circles and bloody battles, all under the leadership of the young and fearless Ertugrul Ghazi.

The creation of an epic narrative on a character whose history does not contain more than eight-ten pages of information is also a major success of this TV serial. It has created a very imaginative and engaging timeline with the help of other characters from parallel history.

Be it the character of Amir al-Aziz of Halab or the famous Islamic scholar Ibne Arabi, their parallel stories are associated with subtlety and interestingness with the saga of ERTUGRULGHAZI. Ibne Arabi is depicted as the spiritual guide of ERTUGRULGHAZI. Ibne Arabs were originally Spanish, but their scope extended from Andalusia in Spain to Anatolia in Turkey. He lived a life of adventure. He composed more than seven hundred works on poetry, philosophy, Sufism, and spirituality.

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Ertugrul's specialty is not only the struggling pages of history but also an inclusive and comprehensive vision of Islam. It also has an attempt to balance the beliefs of Shia and Sunni sects. In this time of battling Islamophobia, this serial also tries to present the basic definition of Islam.

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Filming long and long excerpts from the Quran is an attempt to show the importance of non-violence amidst violence in a dramatic and narrative manner. Against the messages of peace and fraternity, Vishwavijaya's Islamic aspiration permeates almost every character, but the serial's creator Mehmet Bozdag and director Metin Gyune have kept it from turning into a didactic religious tale. This is an entertaining and suggestive serial.

The character of Ertugrul Ghazi is played by Turkish actor Engin Altan Duzhitan. He is being compared to Marlon Brando for his fine acting. Watching the serial Ertugrul Ghazi (Diriliş Ertugrul Gazi in Turkey), the Godfather's narratives can also be felt as flowing as undercurrents.