Yanya Saat Kulesi, 1901 Ottoman Empire Greece #Ιωάννινα #Ioannina #Greece #Ottoman

Taraweeh prayer in Hagia Sophia in 🇹🇷 Istanbul, Turkey. Hagia Sophia was a significant Christian church in Constantinople for almost 1,000 years before Sultan Mehmed II of the Ottoman Empire conquered it.

Thessaloniki, Greece during the Ottoman Empire Yanya (Ioannina, Greece), 1901. Yanya, 1901.

🐺🦅🤘 The tomb of Suleyman Shah,Bey of the Oguz-Kayı tribe (pre-Ottoman Empire) who died in 1227 / Syria , father of Ertugrul Ghazi and grandfather of Osman, the founder of the Ottoman Empire. 🇹🇷 #Süleymanshah #Ertuğrul #Osman #Seljuk #Ottoman #Founder #Türk #Türkish #Syria #IYI #Kayı #Tomb #Başbuğ #Turcology #Oguz #Türkic

The Ottoman 16th Century Ali Macar Map (Ali Macar Reis'in Dünya Haritası) The Ali Macar Map is a striking example of 16th-century Ottoman cartography, created by the renowned Ottoman navigator Ali Macar Reis. This world map, dated to 1567, reflects the rich seafaring tradition of the Ottoman Empire and offers a unique perspective on global geography during the height of Ottoman naval power. The map illustrates: The Mediterranean Sea, the heart of the Ottoman maritime empire. Portions of Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, showing the regions the Ottoman Empire was directly or indirectly involved with. An artistic representation of world geography that reflects the knowledge of the time, with some areas detailed and others more speculative, reflecting global exploration. Ali Macar Reis’ map exemplifies the Ottoman Empire’s sophisticated understanding of navigation and geography, influenced by both Islamic and European cartographic traditions. #AliMacarMap #OttomanEmpire #16thCentury #OttomanCartography #WorldMaps #OttomanNavy #HistoricalMaps #OttomanHistory #AliMacarReis #GlobalExploration

Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire in the 1890s. Published by Reinhold Kühn Publishing House in Berlin. Vienna State Archive.

Istanbul, the capital of the Ottoman Empire in the 1890s. Published by Reinhold Kühn Publishing House in Berlin. Vienna State Archive. #Istanbul #OttomanEmpire #Ottoman #history #historical #historic #Turkey

🌍 😮The different languages ​​in the Ottoman Empire in 1587. N. 👉 The less spoken languages ​​do not appear on the map.

Ottoman soldiers left this money in trust with the family of the Palestinian merchant Ragheb Hilmi Al-Alul From Nablus when they withdrew 100 years ago .

The Sepetçiler Pavilion is one of the coastal pavilions of the Topkapı Palace. #Ottoman sultans used to watch the navy's departure or return from the Sepetçiler Pavilion. The sea walls that protected Topkapi #Palace were built by the #Byzantine Emperor Theodosius II, and the Sepetçiler Pavilion was also built right on the city walls. The construction of the pavilion was started during the reign of Sultan Murad III towards the end of the 16th century. 📸Photo: @‌mahmutsiner