Ottoman Janissary Song: Küffar (English Lyrics)

[@kuzitonord4760]

Fellow viewers, If you're thinking that "Nemçe means Austrian, not German" I am here to explain why I wrote German here. While translating, I searched the roots of the word "Nemçe" then found out that this word is actually coming from Slavic origin which means literally "German". E.g: Serbian "Nemački", Polish "Niemiecki". So I decided to write "German" there. It didn't sound wrong if we consider that Austrians are German and were the Emperor of Holy Roman Empire. Then I wrote to description that the events happened between Austrians and Ottomans. But maybe I shouldn't be more focused on meaning and written more specifically "Austrian" some people got confused because of it. So this is why I wrote "German" instead of "Austrian", I hope I was able to explain myself, Thanks for all the views and comments.

[@abdueltio8512]

I think this would be a better translation. Küffar sanur hüccet almış Eğri'ye Hali benzer nefes çekmiş bengiye Bire sorun Nemçelüye Lehliye Ne de çabuk unuttular Muhaç'ı Yağız atın dikelince yelesi Başımızdan esti gaza nefesi Bre sorun nerde Nemçe kölesi Dayanır mı Zülfikare kellesi Haberler iletin Beç Çasarı'na Durmasın kılıcın sarsın donuna Er ise buyursun er meydanına Ne de çabuk unuttular Muhaç'ı Infidels think that Eger is under their jurisdiction, They look like they have smoked weed. Ask those Germans and Poles, How quickly did they forget Mohács? When the manes of my black horse stood up(flew), The breath of battle blew over us, Ask now, where is the Austrian slave? Can his head resist to the blade of Zulfiqar? Send a message to the Emperor in Vienna, Tell him to don his sword without delay. Tell him to come to the battlefied if he's man enough, How quickly did they forget Mohács?

[@lilo7741]

It is correct. By the way Saxons Bavarians Swebian soldiers often fought Ottomans. German is correct.

[@lilo7741]

When was this song written?

[@recep2939]

@@lilo7741 it's not certain but probably not around Balkan Wars as some people suggeted. Like it don't give the same vibe and feeling those anthems give. The author's aim when he mentions "Nemçe" was probably about Austrians, not German's or more correctly German principalities or Holy Roman Empire but I don't think its worth to b*tching this much. I don't think majority of people living at that era didn't really cared about it that much too since both Germans and Austrians called as "Nemçe" and its variations by the Eastern Europeans.

[@mray-uj6ev]

There are some mistakes but thats an awesome translation

[@Frosty-wo6vq]

Is no one gonna talk about how glorious this man's voice is?

[@ilyailyicoblomov]

They actually talked iat the top. The singer name is hasan mutlucan

[@mammi7699]

Pure masculine alpha-male voice...

[@tatarcavalry2342]

Hasan Mutlucan is the name this mf z generation listens to mostly trash Turkish rap and forgets goats like this

[@lonelywolf1480]

Yep he was the well known singer Hasan Mutlucan (he is deceased now). Throughout the seventies and eighties, radio and TV stations used to broadcast heroic songs by him on national days. Even during the military juntas of 1971 and 1980, one of the first things the military juntas did when they seized the power was to broadcast his songs.

[@renaissanceman3264]

Diameter.

[@irishsteve209]

God bless Turkeiye, love from an Irishman!

[@janissary.yeniceri]

much respect to Ireland for doing the right thing and speaking up for Palestine

[@emrearmagan7358]

thanx dude

[@Samanyolu-ov1yk]

We love you to Ireland 💙

[@hypersp3ce596]

thanks mate, we love Ireland just as much as Turkey!

[@fettah4262]

İrlandalılar, bize çok benziyor. Savaşçılar ve esaret altında yaşamayı kabul etmiyorlar.

[@MerkurioBua]

I played this to my Serbian friend, he turned into a vassal of the Ottoman Empire

[@batu3507]

He turned to a janissary

[@NevenaRaznatovic-t7e]

Serbian knights save otomans many times but it was mistake every time

[@erdemkarabulut7444]

@@NevenaRaznatovic-t7e Your people still Serbian and they are live ha? So, this is not mistake.

[@candlesinwoodenroom4888]

​@@NevenaRaznatovic-t7e ottomans show mercy to serbian, was this a mistake?

[@Mofifty31]

He turned into Stephen

[@msad3420]

I came here after the Türkiye-Austria match.

[@ysb08]

Dont you mean the third siege of vienna?

[@ismail-rq9rc]

Welcome

[@soumayabenmansour383]

​@@ysb08dont you mean 1453😂😂

[@resulyasinozdemir1148]

@@ysb08 :D

[@TravisPhillips-y2i]

Mashallah! Selam from Bosnia!

[@turkishbaklava90]

Ve aleyküm selam my bosnjak brother 🇧🇦⚜️🇹🇷

[@ahmeterkinozmen4149]

We love you too kurdish brothers.

[@ahmeterkinozmen4149]

Not to forget bosnian and albanian bros.

[@mansoldworld]

Ne sramoti se, sramoto

[@slipknotezz]

modern day janisssary lmao

[@yareyare4951]

RIP Hasan Mutlucan, what a great voice

[@yasuharuza]

Yare-yarendaze bu pp ne

[@saitcinar2.030]

I played this to my Albanian friend, he turned into a Jannisary

[@gokhanguneysu3419]

Thank you for adding a new grand vizier material to the corps!

[@aliatack19]

Now, he became a pasha and leading his armies against Nemce kafirs

[@denissaliaj9459]

He became the new Admiral Pasha and won the Battle of Preveza against the whole european Holy League

[@VrouwenbesnijderHabashi]

Hahahah je drinkt de poep op van je buurman

[@Serkanizm_TR]

No matter what nation or race they are within the Ottoman borders, Turks, Albanians, Bosnians and Circassians all disguise themselves as janissaries while listening to these marches... This is a different loyalty, a kind of love...

[@huseyincilingir4531]

Bir an tuna boylarında at koşturan akıncılar canlandı gözümde!! Kanı coşmayan Türk olamaz bu şarkıda,gözlerim doldu,atalarımız müthiş gurur kaynağı,Allah rahmet eylesin hepsine!!

[@GADBES-05]

Salamlar bolsun Turk kardashlarybyz sizge kumuklardan❤🇹🇷

[@ali_Said52]

sizge de salamlar bolsun kumuk kardashlarybyz ☪

[@canerivgin798]

Aleyküm selam Kumuk gardaşlarım

[@attilaistenostora]

Merhaba from Macaristan(Hungary)

[@herhangi203biri]

Merhaba kardeşim 🥰

[@herhangi203biri]

Hail to the descendants of my ancestor Flagellum Dei.

[@pytorceauschescu9567]

Uğurola Attilla’nın torunu

[@Grungeuncle]

Szia Szekely bro, do you live in Magyarország or Erdély?

[@tugaltay]

greetings to son of Balamber, Attila, Rua, Bleda and Dengizik :)

[@Vincent_van_Gogh]

I’m Chechen but after this song I’m proud to be turk)))

[@Turcoman46]

Turk

[@windmacky]

Ne mutlu Türküm diyene :)

[@odinese]

There was a friend when i was serving My Amy duty he was at checen Guy from North Turkey was More proud to Be a turk ihan everone Else...

[@ozkandemircan8158]

Jan ŽiŽka ❤ what a big warrier

[@NorthernChinese]

@@odineselmao conquered caucasians being proud of Turk😂 that’s like Chinese being proud of Japanese empire lol

[@ShermukhammadKarimov]

Turk xalqiga O'zbekistondan salomlar.

[@ravencoldgar2436]

Guys I'm listening to this song instead of testosterone injections, its natural way to transformation

[@batnikelam-mavzer443]

😂 you are a real man now

[@adolf_alija]

Same

[@emresusammd]

You have to listen another one: Benden Selam Olsun Bolu Beyine

[@peterMM36]

Fun fact: When the ottomans conquered Hungary they did not destroy any monuments, sculptures. However, many claims that turks lit up churches across the occupied territories, not a single turkish manuscript took any mentioning of lighting up churches, and they wrote everything down even the smallest details, happenings. PS: many thanks for the popes of the past for the turkish invasion.

[@abdibgm5748]

The Turks rarely did that, the most they usually did was to convert important monuments to mosques

[@zebani4262]

​@@abdibgm5748Just last week, while I was vacationing on an island close to the Greek border, I saw many churches, all of them are in their place, we visited all of them, and at the end of each visit, we cleaned the gardens and fountains of those churches before leaving. note (I am a Turk and a Muslim)

[@kuruc3294]

Greetings from Hungary We are brothers we shouldn't fight🇭🇺❤️🇹🇷

[@seyhundeyim6331]

Üdvözlet Törökországból a magyaroknak...

[@UfukZennn]

❤❤❤

[@lamia.123]

Attila's sons 🩶🇹🇷🇭🇺

[@metinkabatas604]

🤘🤘🐺🐺🐺🐺🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️🇭🇺🇭🇺

[@metinkabatas604]

Greetings to Attila's wolves 🤘🤘🐺🐺

[@ottomanslapx7157]

'The Turks may have left the Austrian mountains and Hungarian plains, but their ghosts are still hounting us'. Hammer

[@wlfmn6778]

I felt the "Can his head resist to Zulfiqar" it hits different especially at the end of the sentence when his voice shifts into a monster.

[@pashha27]

🤣 Good point.

[@fabalu7666]

Turk soldier voice only sounds like a monster to the renegades and cravens throughout history... Just sayin' ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@blackairforceone]

why is this so good... it's like a disstrack from the ages

[@Nihattuzcu]

As a Turk, I say that neither Mohács nor the siege of Vienna were forgotten. I was reminded of the short conversation I had with an elderly Austrian on the train in Hungary. When he found out that I was Turkish, he joked, "Did you come to invade us?" Without laughing, I said no, I left my sword at home, I'll just go for a walk. He didn't react, but I think he was a little scared.

[@saqlainalvi5485]

Awesome.

[@aliatack19]

Bir dahasına kılıcımı alıp geleceğim deseydin :D

[@desemki6360]

Kral yaw. 😂😂😂

[@mikeherlihy5490]

Not really....he knew there was a Pole sitting across the aisle and a couple of Croats the next seat down 😂😂

[@insan4720]

abi sen👑👑

[@sturgeon2888]

All jokes aside, the singer is one of the best bass vocalist I ever heard.

[@Yagoda_x]

His name is "Hasan Mutlucan"

[@AgahErdem]

R.I.P Hasan MUTLUCAN Singer of this song. If somebody wanna listen other songs of him i can advise a few: Hasan Mutlucan - Kırat (Kırat is a song about steppe horse) Hasan Mutlucan - Estergon Kalesi (song about castle of estergon) Hasan Mutlucan - Yine de Şahlanıyor (traditional song about war & horse) Hasan Mutlucan - Benden selam olsun bolu beyine ( greetings to lord of bolu (!) :) song about revolt agains lord of bolu) Hasan Mutlucan - Kirimdan gelirim ( about a young lad migrates to ottoman land from crimean khaganete) Hasan Mutlucan - Tan Yeri Agardi ( Song about charging to enemies when dawn rises) Hasan Mutlucan - Buna Er Meydani Derler ( this is the arena of brave mens) Hasan Mutlucan - Mert Dayanır Namert Kaçar (Brave ones resist & stands but Cowards runs)

[@siratshi455]

True warriors of faith, worthy leaders of our Ummah back in the days, respect from Kazakhstan

[@maligjokica]

They where kidnaped slavic christian boys forcefuly islamised and turn into jihadist. The ummah was so insecure in its muslims subjects to use slaves for thear armies?!

[@manofwar2354]

@@maligjokica that was r7bbish made new nationalis of balkan People paid for their sons to join jannaessaries becaue they that was good investment Even muslim paid bribes to be sent to jannesaries

[@maligjokica]

@@manofwar2354 this is like someone say to a someone who is a rape victime that the rapist was very influential and can marry her! My people lived 512 years under sharia law so those islamic fary tales that you use to trick guleble westerners dosent work on me.

[@johnanderson4710]

@@manofwar2354 based

[@johnanderson4710]

@Joske Vermeulen based Jannisaries

[@Kiwi-cm6xu]

Glory to the mighty Turks, love and respect from New Zealand❤❤❤

[@hakankoni4279]

The other Muslims view the Turks as mighty really. That really tells a reality for much of the history before the new age.

[@Hastenforthedawm]

Salaam. Also from NZ

[@Kiwi-cm6xu]

@@Hastenforthedawm Salaam brother may the Almighty grant you Jannah

[@elissa8242]

Salaam, some information... the Ottoman Empire is not the same as "Turks". It was incredibly diverse in both ethnicity and religion and Turks made up less than half of the total population. Many ethnic groups including but not limited to Arabs, Kurds, Armenians, Greeks, and of course Turks as well, contributed to Ottoman culture and society.

[@Kiwi-cm6xu]

@@elissa8242 Salaam thank you for the info, quite interesting indeed.

[@ArslanYabguBeg]

Avrupa’nın içlerinde Osmanlı’nın uç hudut kalesini almaya gelen 40.000 kişilik düşman ordusuna kaleyi teslim etmeden önce 8 neferiyle kale önünde ölümüne savaşan Yahya Ağa seni unutmadık ruhun şad olsun.

[@marinero594]

Hasan Mutlucan muhteşem bir ses ve yorumcuydu. Allah rahmet eylesin, mekanı cennet olsun

[@ahmadfrhan5265]

arkadaşlar beyaz adama tapanlardan biri diyor ki kürtlerin devleti olsun da türkiye'yi bölün. düşünceleriniz lütfen

[@zeynepmuhammed6883]

Amin

[@mehmetonurozkan7711]

Türkiye'de az bulunan bir ses rengi var ve çok başarılı bir icracı. Ruhu şad olsun.

[@ozgunyilmaz]

Hele bide 12 eylülde dinleseydin

[@kadir-o1q]

hasan mutlucan ismi geçince aklıma 12 eylül gelir

[@rawezhyunis1545]

As a kurd i love the Turks brothers we all Muslims are brothers may Allah protect the whole ummah 🤲🏾

[@eraywayne2165]

are turks and kurds brother? lmao

[@rawezhyunis1545]

@@eraywayne2165 every muslim is q brother to another Muslim

[@redneckapehunter2639]

Amin

[@kubat552]

@@rawezhyunis1545 Kurds our brothers. Kurds were always loyal to Porte, They sacrified their lives for Ottoman Empire in hard times.

[@rawezhyunis1545]

@@kubat552 and we will again to our brothers the basters pkk are not kurds we are free from them

[@tolgacetin2799]

as a Half Turkish half Greek person, Ottoman songs have a special place in my heart. Glory to our long passed Muslim brothers who fought in the name of our faith.

[@EvoVerse2]

genetik olarak mı yoksa ailenin öbür tarafı yunanca biliyomu ?meraktan soruyom btw

[@suleyman3559]

Türk olmadigimi 1 saniye fazladan söylememisimdir;

[@tolgacetin2799]

@@EvoVerse2 baba tarafım Rum anne tarafım Türk. İki dili de biliyoruz konuşuyoruz ve bana biri Türk müsün diye sorsa Evet derim, Rum musun diye sorsa da Evet derim. Zaten her iki tarafta Müslüman olduğundan dili saymazsak çok büyük bir farklar yok.

[@EvoVerse2]

@@tolgacetin2799 he Hristiyan olsaydı ve dili bilmeseydi aile buluşmaları mükemmel olurdu

[@LoneWolf-ud5jx]

Your mother is turkish but the father is not hoho

[@alikoyuncu5734]

I played this to my canary. Now he’s a janissary.

[@batuhan3233]

you mean cannisary

[@Storm-1.]

To be a janissary he must be stolen from his parents and brainwashd so he dosent even remember his own Name.

[@aaaaaaaaa3515]

​its funny because c makes a j sound in türkçe

[@dobryak7765]

@@aaaaaaaaa3515 c nasıl j sesi yapıyor türkçe de? ingilizceyle karıştırdın herhalde

[@yunakssamtalydk]

@@dobryak7765 ingilizce j sesi, bizdeki c sesi, ingilizce'ye göre yazmış başkaları anlasın diye, her ne kadar onun yorumuna katılmasam da, ama 'cannisary' güzelmiş

[@mzahidakgun]

Imagine you’re that one tough Asian guy who’s able to call the Germans as “slave”. That’s pretty chad..

[@MaranelloFerrari]

Thats Reality. Look in the history

[@mzahidakgun]

@@MaranelloFerrariI didn’t deny it mate. In fact, I told that and I found it very impressive. Old time Turks are sigma male.

[@godslayer609]

What is impressive? What are you talking about? This is a normal thing for Türks. If we won't call them slave, it will be impressive for Germans.

[@mzahidakgun]

@@godslayer609I really don’t know is that really hard to understand? Germans are the most powerful and the most respected nation of Europe for roughly 1500 years (brits took the leadership only for 200 years). I found really badass for a nation to call Germans as slave because they are really strong. Because even one single nation had not such power to say that, especially Asian nations. Think about it historically. Not like present day. You can consider like Gary Neville was furious when they matched with Juventus in 1999. Man Utd was so scary in those days but Juventus was even more scarier. So I can found Juventus badass and impressive.

[@Beyefendi1627]

Aga sen türkmüsün bilmem ama bu nemçe alman değil avusturyalı oluyo adam yanlış çeviri yapmış

[@bazookaman1353]

Love from Portugal. We were as much in peace as in war, like brothers are ❤❤❤

[@skykhan90ify]

Dude yours navy attack alway ottoman navy hehehe😂

[@astranout]

Love to Portugal and Portuguese brothers from Turkey

[@averagecomicsenjoyer6545]

We call oranges portakal in Turkish i guess its something to do with the old traders between ottomans and portuguese people. Love from Turqia❤

[@bazookaman1353]

@@averagecomicsenjoyer6545 I've heard about it and it seems that's the case :)

[@aliatack19]

Thank you, brother. Greetings and love from Turquia to Portugal

[@talehmetesoy9020]

Osmanlı marşlarının hayranı olarak bunu daha önce duymamış olmama çok şaşırdım, efsaneymiş.

[@Endzeit_Bro]

Aynen

[@yavuzzss]

evet

[@mynakedcousin]

İçinde Alevilerin simgesi Zülfikar geçtiği için hasıraltı edilmiş olmasın sakın.

[@AgahErdem]

osmanlı marşı falan değil bu. ağıt bir türkü

[@BipolarınAnıları]

+100000

[@arsalanalonto6056]

Here after Türkiye beats Austria 2-1😂 🇹🇷 We conquered Vienna after all💪

[@undead9999]

Third time's a charm 😂

[@BanditAsad]

God bless the souls of the ottomans, The proud chapter of history regarding science, domination and power, The owners of castles of Balkans, the victors of Maritsa❤❤.

[@johnxina8954]

No Ottomans now😂

[@BanditAsad]

@@johnxina8954 cry about it A hole

[@lonelywolf1480]

@@johnxina8954 - Wrong!. They are still there. Just the name of the country changed from Ottoman to Turkiye. My grandfather was born in Ottoman Empire and has died in Turkiye.

[@johnxina8954]

@@lonelywolf1480 Not according to Mustafa Kemal Attatürk

[@AbdulcabbarKazmakurek]

❤❤❤

[@narusagamer824]

Pure masculinity

[@DrWoofOfficial]

I’m not even a Turk but this makes me so patriotic

[@owannn]

this song is religious in nature

[@Turin_the_Accursed]

@@owannn No it's not, just because it has a couple religious symbolisms doesn't make it a religious song.

[@owannn]

@@Turin_the_Accursedit is , cry more kemalist pigga

[@eyupayvaz2180]

@@Turin_the_Accursed Bro the song literally is named Küffar which basically means Infidels it is not entirely a religious song but its basis’ pretty much is religious

[@Sid0404]

​@@Turin_the_AccursedNo, it's definitely religiously oriented.

[@ep4431]

Woww, I love this. Greetings from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤️ 🇹🇷

[@abdurahmanr7011]

Respect from a Somali, Ottomans helped us invade Abyssinia 🇹🇷🇸🇴🫡

[@maalikserebryakov]

Abyssinians: 🥲

[@program2445]

not invade conquer

[@Vincent_van_Gogh]

Invade or conquer? 😂😂😂

[@Kosovali01]

Ottoman Empire dont invade. Ottoman conquers.

[@othellox1064]

@@Kosovali01 same thing

[@seifashour1739]

God bless my Turkish brothers and the glorious memory of the Ottoman Empire 🐺🐺🐺

[@xdd87]

Greetings from Turkey bro.

[@M3lm-H]

​@hiooxkrmagkis9323Good Fu**Them up .

[@VSLS06]

Janissaries weren't turks

[@arda7215]

​@hiooxkrmagkis9323hepsi değil

[@arda7215]

@hiooxkrmagkis9323 ?

[@felagundfinrod9223]

Bre sorun nerde Nemçe kolesi? 🇹🇷 2-1 🇦🇹

[@kube410]

Respect to Turkey from Poland!!!

[@gunowner09]

thanks brp p

[@mantrasetter]

What kind of history would we have experienced if Polish-Litvania Commonwealth had risen instead of the Russian Empire?

[@Honest_Question]

As a Palestinian who's great great Uncle fought in the Ottoman Army, this made me proud to be Turkish

[@travis7735]

We stand with Palestine brother. Stay safe

[@besiktasbaris]

😮my bro my grand grand father fought in palestine War side❤ i am turkish by the way see you soon

[@ecruz99]

then backstabbing ottomans XD

[@xAceRedBaron]

As a Turkish who's into history and have multiple historical figures in my family myself and as someone who knows my ancestors culture and who is proud to be Turkish I would like to add things to clarify, This is not an Ottoman March eventho we don't know if the lyrics are very accurate because of the wrong event chains mentioned in the lyrics yet it is a ''serhat'' more like a ''rumeli'' folk song which is belived to transferred(more or less) by generations in rumeli/balkans it has nothing to do with middle east or palestin.(Btw, Peace for palestine). Eventho there were a lot of ethnicities in Ottomans, In serhat(borderlines) they were always Turkic Beys and tribes placed by the head of goverment, Those are called Akıncı they were all light cavalary so it has turkic elements in the lyrics and composition, as a horse was everything to Turkish ''Akıncıs'' which encountered Nemçes a lot at that time on the border. Its known that it is sang for the victory in Eğri which is in todays world Hungary. On the other hand Nemçe was a general term for the Austrians and Austria not the Germans so again it has nothing to do with Arab lands. Besides victories, there are also epics and folk songs about defeats, such as ''aldı nemçe nazlı budin'', Also there are a lot of ''Turkish folk songs'' like this, It was compiled by Sadi Yaver Ataman mostly such as, buna er meydanı derler, belgrat kalesi zemlin ovası, kırım'dan gelirim, yine de şahlanıyor, bülbüller ötüyor, alişimin kaşları kare, köşküm var deryaya karşı, estergon kalesi, bulut gelir seher ile, those above are some of the Rumelian/Balkan Turks cultural songs transcribed by Kemal Altınkaya. Again has nothing to do with middle east.... Also this song has two different stles one is this one and the other one is hasan mutlucan's version. But you can find a song about Palestine by Ottomans, I won't write the lyrics here but you can find if you search ''mehmet hüseyin çavuş'un hatıraları'' when 15.000 Ottoman Soldiers from 48th Regiment of the 16th Division are blinded with chrysol substance. Arabs also rebelled against Ottomans the Turks and the effects of lawrence of arabia, şerif hüseyin, muhammed abdulvehha, muhammed bin suudand and a lot of unwanted events happened in that era from where you come from you can find some very easily actually, kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6e3ZYKMirKIkJo kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqW7mHlshqqHnMU kzbin.info/www/bejne/paTdgGmtf9WsipI +Ottoman was a very big balkan empire, all its fundamentals, hierarchy, culture and invesment was on Balkans. If you are into history you can reach these, specially if you know Ottoman Turkish or even Turkish to read insciptions or travel books from that time. Vilayets in Africa or in Arabian Penninsula were good for Ottomans geopolitically or it was a good tax places like it was in Anatolia. But except Anatolia no major manpower used from those regions for the goverment itself. Yes there was local Ottoman soldiers from Africa and Arabian Penninsula and even some officers but they didn't effect drastically neither they were used massively nor transferred for critical battles which is not a smart idea militaristicly to move to bring those troops either. They were mostly a local defensive regiments but they were not effective as their discipline and equipment was not as good as like the Turkic troops in balkans or in anatolia. There is one exception and those are Tunisian&Algerian corsairs which had a very good impact on Ottomans naval forces. + There was no freepass like in modern countries and some policies known to encounter arabs settlements in anatolia&rumeli it would be same for other ethnicities as well because not a single empire or kingdom at the time wouldn't like empty lands as it means farm, tax, trade. Those above are mostly in late Ottoman era in early era they were moslty Turks, Albanians, Bosnians and so on contributed specially in Ottomans elite forces as Jannisary and so on. I don't understand why you guys are being proud of some other nations history and being proud of a regional cultural song, every country has a beautiful history and its own culture, I don't know how you read the ''shared history with 400 years'' but I believe your culture is unique too and you should promote it rather than promoting our culture with falsehood beliefs. Also being Ottoman Teba doesn't make you Turkish/Turkic as it is ethnicity... If you are Turkish and I understand wrong correct me please. I wanna end my topic by saying #FreePalestine.

[@Honest_Question]

@@ecruz99 Not all Arabs participated in the revolt

[@adamhenrywalker]

Mohacs line gave me chills

[@Apogee012]

"But can their heads resist to zulfiqar?"

[@ibrahmkz]

Zulfiqar was a sword of 4th Caliph of İslam Ali

[@Apogee012]

@@ibrahmkz yes

[@xvphysics673]

@@Apogee012 which was mainly used in the 7th century by Ali (AS) so he is saying they were way off each other's timelines, (Plus Ottomans tend to disdain Shiites due to wars against the Safavids so Zulfiqar would most likely be a symbol raised against them) But tbh I don't expect westerners to know this so it's just a fact I wanna share ig.

[@Ain.tabMusti27]

@@xvphysics673 the Ottoman dynasty felt a strong sympathy towards the Ahl al-Bayt, which is also the reason why the jannisarrys could only belong to the Bektashi tariqat, one observes the love of the Ottomans for Fatima, Hasan and Hussein, especially in the Hagia Sofia where the names of Hasan and Hussein are written on the wall, or for example in the calligraphies of the sultans, for example there is a famous calligraphy by Sultan Vahdeddin where he writes the names of Ali, Fatima, Hasan and Hussein.

[@xvphysics673]

@@Ain.tabMusti27 Alhamdulilah Ottomans and even turks to this day have an admirable view on Ahlul-Bayt compared to others, But This didn't translate when it came down to treating the Shiites themselves, It isn't a religious issue with the Shia sect (although it was around) but a political dispute with the Safavids who were seen as the center of Shia Islam, So Shiites were the scape goat kinda like Christian Arabs were unfortunately targeted after western interference in the region at that time.

[@Aladino-ITSY]

"How quickly have they forgotten Mohács"

[@asmanoorsalarzai6993]

And how Turkish so much quickly forget Islam & his own ancestors, and accept Kamalism (Atheism) 😢😂

[@siyahgul2461]

​@@asmanoorsalarzai6993 Helal olsun Koca ülke de Şuuru yerinde bir insan buldum ilk defa👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@asmanoorsalarzai6993]

@@siyahgul2461 ?

[@asmanoorsalarzai6993]

@@siyahgul2461 Idk turkish language.

[@siyahgul2461]

@@asmanoorsalarzai6993 Not all Turks are kemalist, we hate Mustafa Kemal, he is an infidel.

[@ceritype1689]

No love no bs just straight up masculinity

[@cemalpasa.]

Aynen amk

[@NorthernChinese]

Lmao conquered Anatolians talking about masculinity of their conquerors lol

[@theguy9166]

@@NorthernChinese Conquered Anatolians are long dead and their women taken. How can someone teach a language so good without school? Where is the Greek or Armenian influence in the language? How is it possible there were millions of Anatolians (Greeks) in the Ottoman empires last years? You dont think, you just dumb.

[@a.ozarslan4921]

Avusturya maçından sonra ayrı bir keyif verdi

[@Msaglamm]

Pure masculanity. Song for real warriors.

[@turcarumimperator1395]

Fr you can feel the testesterone from his voice

[@jundullah9869]

@@turcarumimperator1395 absolutely, his voice is sweating masculinity like damn it's amazing and he's doing that naturally not even forcing anything mashaaALLAH

[@sercanerenler6231]

Bu nası yorum lan gardaşım düşüncesi bile tribe sokuyor

[@johnanderson4710]

Gives me chills. Imagine what they would of sounded like in their marching bands

[@ГлебПисаревский-ы8ь]

Shema Israel song for real sigma male's

[@vitocorleone2569]

Greetings From Algeria 🇩🇿

[@metinkabatas604]

🤘🤘🤘🐺🐺🐺🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@samil971]

Aleyküm selam kardeşim

[@Abdulkadir2177_]

Osmanlıya isyan etme zamanın geldi ,6 ayda bir Cezayir isyan etmek zorunda.(para için)

[@the_son_of_man]

Merhaba akhi...am sorry fir the bad Turkish...​@@samil971

[@samil971]

@@the_son_of_man akhi ne demek bilmiyorum kardeşim😂 sorun yok translate den yardım alabilirsin konuşalım.

[@rullychristian356]

As Indonesian ive heard this kind of genre song in Sumatra, when i research i found out that some part of Sumatra island had been in Ottoman Empire's territory for some years

[@nurisk873]

And Ache was part of Ottoman Empire. Hugh and salams to our Indonesian borthers, sisters

[@akbarali-fh4rb]

Actually after the invasion of Portugues of Indonesia, Ottomans sacrificed the journey to sending troops and people to newly found US and instead protected parts of Indonesia and whole sea trade route from Indonesia, india to middle east.

[@metehancakr2527]

During the raids of portugal for Sumatra ottomans only sent some troops there. So thry never conquered any part of Sumatra.

[@akbarali-fh4rb]

@@metehancakr2527 ottomans were facing threats from everywhere and choices were very hard.

[@metehancakr2527]

@@akbarali-fh4rb yes

[@sr_2746]

Such a powerful yet heart soothing voice! I love turkish culture and history. From Bangladesh 🇧🇩

[@dineshsharma6125]

it's literally a song of violence and destruction of non-believers. Non-believers and free thinkers have earned the modern world making it possible for you women to say these words. Be careful of what you wish for.

[@akincistrength1963]

@@dineshsharma6125 dont care. Cry, infidel

[@gokhan1105]

OTTOMAN EMPİRE İS VERY İMPORTANT FOR WORLD HİSTORY.

[@sr_2746]

​@@gokhan1105 Yes I know. We the muslim people of Indian subcontinent really respect Ottoman Empire for their contribution in spreading Islam.

[@gokhan1105]

@@sr_2746 thank you so much. Muslims in India are very important to us. Especially in the Turkish War of Independence, they sent us gold and money. As a Turk, we will never forget it. Love from Turkey.❤

[@mhmirza3682]

I am a native Indian but whenever I read the history of Ottoman Empire (Osmania Sultanate), my chest swells with pride. What a time it was and what brave and honest people they were, they were destroyed only by oppression and for the sake of humanity. Glory to turkiye ✨🔥 Long live turkiye 🇹🇷 🙌💙 Lots of love from India 🇮🇳

[@vedatuzunlu8869]

Thank You brother

[@AbdulcabbarKazmakurek]

🇹🇷❤️🇮🇳

[@AbdulcabbarKazmakurek]

Many people in Turkey don't love India people but I do, having a huge respect to some of them.

[@osmanhafiften9655]

​@@AbdulcabbarKazmakurekhe is a muslim indian

[@b.r.holmes6365]

It was a Satanic Empire

[@ENTERESANBIRSORU]

Merih Demiral'ın maçtan evvel dinlediği şarkı

[@ENTERESANBIRSORU]

adam harbiden de bu şarıyı dinledi herhalde o oyun neydi be aslanım...

[@bottledjuice70]

ASJLKASJDFLKASJDFLKJASFD

[@slauhh5120]

Ahahayahhaha

[@banglamarvel4649]

I always often came here to listen this only for boost my testosterone

[@zorlusavasevreni901]

Tanyeri Ağrıdı, şarkısını öneririm.

[@hasanhuseyintamam5857]

😂😂😅 kasıklarım ağrıdı gülmekten

[@abdullahahmed3843]

"Can his head resist Zulfikar" is the most powerful line in this song

[@emreduygun]

and the answer is no can't of course lol ;)

[@NichtNameee]

I fehlt that

[@soul8938]

What is zulfikar

[@soul8938]

@@ivanlekic531 yeah probably not for long since they were occupied for 500 years

[@turcarumimperator1395]

@@soul8938 sword of Ali (r.a.)

[@mehmetakcadag9295]

“Uyvar önünde bir Türk kadar güçlü” derler

[@minenedidnothingwrong1097]

Based Song,Respect from Albania

[@AbdulcabbarKazmakurek]

🇹🇷❤️🇦🇱

[@ahmedrazaq9196]

When the Ottomans rule the world. The world is just.

[@TURK6]

Türkler kimsenin diline dinine karışmaz özgür olsun derdi. Bizim atalarımız dünyanın en iyi komutanlarıydı. 🇹🇷

[@FatihTopcu1988]

​@@TURK6 özgürlük iyi güzel de asimile etmediğin zaman da işte gün gelir hakların hepsi sana isyan eder ve imparatorluğun parçalanır. Herşeyin fazlası kötü, özgürlüğün de.

[@theguy9166]

​@@FatihTopcu1988 asimile ettiğinde de yine o isyanları görürsün. Azınlığı yok etmelisin veya zorbalamalısın, mesela kürtler cumhuriyetin ilk yıllarında sürekli isyan ederler miş, şimdi sadece PKK kaldı. Rumlar edemedi çünkü onlardan Nüfus Mübadele ile kurtulmuşuz.

[@truespain318]

A fine addidion to add to my collection (Workout playlist)

[@ibrahimalpdemir5881]

The battle against the body fat

[@stevenelmas8629]

Im half turk and I feel so proud of my ancestors when I hear this

[@UA-380-]

They weren't good people, they stole constantinople and almost conquered Vienna

[@korkukokusu8311]

​@@UA-380-😢😂

[@aliatack19]

Türkçe biliyor musun?

[@Ismail0z]

I am Turkish and I loved the music but don't feel proud of the lyrics, do you understand harshness in the lyrics? I love my culture and I love my ancestors like Evliya Celebi, Ali Kuşçu. i don't feel proud of murderers, no one should!

[@UA-380-]

fr@@Ismail0z

[@thecoomernomad8223]

I grew chest hair after hearing this.

[@tunamuna]

Lol

[@bozokluoglu_]

What about the thickass mustache

[@celalyahsi]

Hahshahha

[@TurkicWarrior]

You are real men now

[@NorthernChinese]

@@TurkicWarriorlmao real Turk has little body hair

[@yusufgfhj4499]

Pek bilinmeyen ama muazzam bi şarkı birgün her yerde çalacaktır eminim

[@randomhuman5525]

Tmm

[@Hardrada88]

I really like this song! Thank you for sharing 🇬🇧

[@0dyssey987]

I played this song in Greece, now it is an Ottoman province

[@pivi78]

I played this song in Russia, now ottoman is turkey🦃

[@0dyssey987]

@@pivi78 cry baby. I can put on a song by some Genghis Khan in Russia, and Russia will immediately disintegrate into a bunch of principalities that will obey the Golden Horde. Don't hide behind Russia's back. you know that without her, you Balkans were Turks today.

[@Low_fee.6937]

​Turks are not mongols. Had the chinese won battles against russia 1000 years ago, ​you would've sucd chinese dic too😅 @@0dyssey987

[@CertifiedMenace1234]

​Talking about your motha?

[@greatestgreatest-cy8dh]

​@@pivi78 Let's say this to the Russians in the 16-17th century.

[@Ilyaswashere]

Love from a Portuguese American, I hope Türkiye can rise again and provide peace in the Middle East 🇵🇹 🇹🇷

[@AlbertoBarbosa-it5lk]

t.Alberto Barbosa

[@mustafaturk9180]

Obrigado my friend, you have a beautiful country and beautiful people.

[@ahmetfarukay303]

Um abraço e salve da Turquia

[@Jeyz26]

Cüs amq

[@yusuferdal2742]

Adamsın aliyah

[@tark4276]

çok büyük zevkle dinledim, bu yasıma kadar bu kadar tarih dolu kahramanlık kokan şarkıyı nasıl oldu da duymadım! Dedelerimizin şanı namına her Türk evladı böyle şarkılarla büyütülmeli.. Eğer ki tarihi değerlerimize hatıralarına uzak kalmışsak Bu sistemin bir yerlerinde sorun olduğunun bir işareti olsa gerek.

[@ismetcoker6396]

Bende ilk defa dinledim süper

[@fahrettinpasa4638]

Bende ilk defa rastgeldim 🤔

[@fasihturkce]

Tarihî unutkanlık, hayır unutturulmuşluk belli, siyasî müşkülât sayılmaz adedle ortada. Kaç nesil Avrupaya yalakalık, Frenklere yeltenip benzenme zihniyyetiyle terbiyye edilmiş. Ecdâdıyla fahreden murteci töhmetiyyle ayıplanıp berkenâr edilmiş. Büyük Türk pehlivanların cümlesinden sarışın bir Paşa Efendi mürecceh addedilip takdîs edilmesi evvel millî vazîfe tayin edilmişken ve sanki Türk tarihinin mâzisinin mebdeimiş gibi inan var iken ve millet darbe hîle açlık zulme alışmış bir vaziyyetdeyken daha sorun dediğin müşkülâta ne bilgilikler, işaretler istersin aceb. .

[@Recep_Burak_Mert]

Sistem kökten şeriat düşman gardaş...Sorun olarak bu yeter kökü sökülmüş ağaç gibiyiz.içimizi çürüttü şerefsizler ama devran dönüyor ve dönecek

[@seyhbesim-ultibuk-ielkbrs-5602]

@@fahrettinpasa4638 80'darbesi sonrası TRT'de az çalmadı bunlar Kıbrıs barış harekatında da çok çaldı.

[@gizliisik1603]

Allah şanlı ulusumu korusun. Bayrağıma, milletime kurban olurum...❤️ 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️

[@Nashkelov]

Miss these glorious times…

[@Avicenna-ts5tk]

yeah, if you want to feel this times, just try it again --> enjoy the time now, it is a good one :)

[@teds472]

​@@Avicenna-ts5tk Its to early to be frightened babe

[@Avicenna-ts5tk]

but still to late to call me babe ;)@@teds472

[@hypersp3ce596]

I've never heard this before. Amazing.

[@trusttv9315]

Proud to be a muslim respect for ottoman empire

[@alamgir5553]

Bro really said "What are you smokin, german boi"

[@Kaan_is_myname97]

Actually Austrian but translate is a bit off

[@azamelman]

not greman, austrian

[@KouNagai]

Lol

[@dy9455]

@@Kaan_is_myname97 i thought it was a reference for sharlken. isn't he german?

[@kenkaneki9138]

@@azamelman Austrians are Germans back then in the holy roman empire....

[@liveseldiesel2628]

i am a full turk from bulgaria that lives in australia

[@omervrnlahe3884]

kırcaaliye selamlar

[@IbrahimservantofAllah]

Still Nomads at heart it seems ☝️

[@liveseldiesel2628]

gercek basibozuk

[@NorthernChinese]

Why don’t you go back to turkestan lol

[@ahmedelkhwaga2751]

Ne multu turkum dyune

[@pala6801]

Nasıl içinden geçmişiz alayının... Allah rahmet etsin büyük aziz atalarımız 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@DarKcehy]

:D cCc

[@pala6801]

@@DarKcehy aauuuvvvv

[@gloriaturcia]

Sadece Türkler görür🕶️

[@Hace_Anastas]

Bez, gez, kez, tez enez, obez, üvez çepez, çerez, çömez, diyez, eğrez, falez, firez, güvez, kepez, melez, ortez, ölmez, pünez ançüez, çerkez, erimez, fernez, geçmez, görmez, körfez, menfez, merkez, müfrez, pekmez, protez, sentez, trapez anamnez, antitez, çekelez, çekemez, etyemez, göbelez, hipotez,

[@ibrahimsani17]

Şarkının ağdası 16-17.yy'a ait, muhtemelen bir sipahinin ağıdı. Yeniçeri bilmez bengiyi. Nemçe'den kastı Cermen olan Avusturya halkıdır.

[@zaboybagoi8636]

Bilir,hatta benginin alasını yeniceriler bilir.Gariban atlının kafa cekecek zamani mi var?Hatta Eski bir tablo vardı,Viyanada askerlee carpisirken Yenicerinin biri arkada agacin dibine oturmuş kafa buluyordu. :)

[@rumipraetorian9716]

Nemce almanlar oluyor. Slav dillerinde de var

[@BenDover-ud7vs]

Sipahiler süvaridir.Kale kuşatmaz. 17. yyda sipahilik bitmişti. Hepsi celali oldu. Yeniçeriler Bektaşiydi. Ne şarabı ne haşhaşı haram olarak görmezlerdi.

[@sabriozyakup1251]

​@@zaboybagoi8636 Bengi ne demek haberin var mı?

[@Euzuner41]

​@@rumipraetorian9716 burada kastedilen nemce yine cermen olan avusturya habsburg dur

[@yaralikatil]

Être fort comme un Turc (‘to be strong like a turk’): This expression originates in the 15th century when the Turks had a reputation for being strong, almost unbeatable warriors due to their numerous victories. At the time, the Ottoman Empire ruled large parts of south-east Europe, north Africa and western Asia. It is said that François I, King of France, was gifted Turkish armour by Suleiman the Magnificent (the tenth and most famous sultan of the Ottoman Empire) during their alliance. When he wore it, he is said to have exclaimed: “Here I am now, strong as a Turk!”.

[@denizkeremozer8857]

"Fare come nu Turco" also in Neapolitan expressing how powerfully someone does a job. Have heard of it from a Neapolitan friend

[@EuroBuci]

We Albanians built castles with your skulls

[@ali-rg6rb]

Zuliqar the sword of Hazrat Ali R.A. Mashallah!!!!

[@yavuzy7798]

I feel the imperial strength of my Ancestors through this artwork. It's on another dimension.

[@maxqazwsxedc1050]

It stayed in that dimension too

[@metekaandemiryurek5244]

@@maxqazwsxedc1050 Believe me you will be ashamed of your words. We wrote, changed history in the past and we will do it again!

[@laith09]

@@metekaandemiryurek5244 Meraba abim, Ben arabim. May we reunite again under one banner!

[@yavuzy7798]

@@laith09 May we Re-Unite under the banner of Deen al-Mubeen al-Islam

[@samiaykut]

The Janissaries arent ur ancestors, the Janissaries werent Turks, They were Albanian, Greek, Serbian or bulgarian. No hate

[@emi7870]

Despite being Uzbek I feel sense of pride when I listen to this Turkish battle song Edit: Long live Turan 🇹🇷🇺🇿🇰🇿🇰🇬🇦🇿🇹🇲 🫶

[@kubilaykazak8218]

Well, we both are Turks. That could be why.

[@ruhmuhaccer864]

Geçen biri Özbek gardaşımza yorumlarda Afgan diye sövüyordu.

[@fwrususes5125]

We are both Turkic, my brother

[@melikcemaldogan]

Aynı milletiz, neden "rağmen" kelimesini kullanıyorsun? Bizde Timurla gurur duyuyoruz.

[@evhesab4168]

I am pretty sure that in the battle of Eger there were Turks of being predecessors of modern day Uzbeks and i am very serious about that. For example did you know our national anthem was written by Mehmet Akif Ersoy and his mother was a Turk from Uzbekistan.

[@CineRanter]

I love how brazen and bold the song is. The name is literally Kuffaar 😆

[@zaboybagoi8636]

Actually,the song is called "Kuffar sanur huccat almis Egriye" which means "Infidels think they've got the deed of Egri"

[@jr.ilovelibtardtears7669]

The infidels won ☺️😌😉😘

[@perniciousseizurehellio3438]

@@zaboybagoi8636 what's egri

[@zaboybagoi8636]

@@perniciousseizurehellio3438 I believe it is a Hungarian city.Austrians sieged it and Ottomans defeated them

[@boraboranloglu9489]

@@zaboybagoi8636 Yes, it was a Hungarian town and castle in a strategic location on the border of Austria-Hungarian/Habsburg Empire and Ottoman Empire.

[@smtknives]

Beautiful song from our history.. Never heard of it until yesterday, thank you very much for helping me discover. I knew the singer but not the song. Very good translation too. Stay blessed.

[@kuzitonord4760]

You're welcome

[@BurakSaralyt]

Yes its awesome translation but actually Nemçe its not Germany or nemçe kölesi its not “german slave” nemçe is Austria

[@ruhmuhaccer864]

​@@BurakSaralytIn those days Germany and Austria were not the states you know now. It were still the days of the Holy Roman Empire.

[@E001-f8g]

@@BurakSaralyt holy roman empire ... u call them Germans

[@ZeeZed153]

That voice is pure testosterone

[@emreduygun]

A true Masterpiece!!!

[@stormragehighborne2154]

Atalarımız nur içinde yatın

[@oguzhanbebe161]

Dinlerken testosteron seviyem artıyor, türküdeki enerjiye heybete bak.

[@TurkishMusashi89]

The Ottoman soldiers where pure and brave like lions. Allah helped the Ottoman Empire.

[@NorthernChinese]

Yes they were they conquered your Greek ancestors lol

[@TurkishMusashi89]

@@NorthernChinese my ancestors are from Asia Turkish.

[@NorthernChinese]

@@TurkishMusashi89 lol no the notion of “turk” didn’t exist until by the end of 19th century. Y’all were just Greeks tukified by ottoman nationalists lol

[@xdd87]

​@@NorthernChinese Nah. Seljuks were 30-40% East Eurasian and we are 7-22% except eastern black sea. So you are wrong.

[@NorthernChinese]

@@xdd87 what you trying to say bro

[@Dgoc813]

Zulfiqar was the sword of Ali ibn Talib (RA), companion of the Prophet pbuh and Caliph. The greatest warrior of Islam famed for his courage, and chivalry, his sword was inscribed “There is no hero but Ali, and Zulfiqar is his sword.”

[@aqibrahmaniofficial8933]

Prophet(SAW) said to Ali(a.s) you ralate to me same as musa(a.s) relate to haroon(a.s) but no prophet will come after me. No doubt Ali is special🥰

[@Kelssys]

Bro, It's (AS) not (RA), according to Bukhari! Also the accurate quote would be: "There is no hero like Ali, there is no sword like Zulfiqar"

[@superlegomaster55]

@@Kelssys Ali is RA

[@Lonystal]

@Aqib Rahmani Official Its (RA) for Ali not (A.S) he wasn't a prophet.

[@aqibrahmaniofficial8933]

@@Lonystal A.S. is not just for propher for their family also

[@aktasorhan]

Imagine u are a soldier in the 16th century singing this as he returned home from the Siege with victory and plunder. Central Europe was once the homeland for the Ottomans. Thousands of people fought and died for land and castles, but after a few generations their grandchildren have to go to those places with a visa. Exploring the history of the Ottoman Empire and modern Türkiye feels like playing Crusader Kings III.

[@Antaquelas]

This song was written in the 20th century. In fact, all of the Mehter songs we listen were written in 20th century as a part of the Turkish government's nationalism movement. Google it. You'll see I am right :)

[@KutluKiyak]

The person than singing is Hasan Mutlucan. He is using older Anatolian words for its songs. There are lots of work he have done about old Ottoman music and in my opinion he is the best at it. Seslendiren kişi Hasan Mutlucan. Kendisi vefat etti ama bir çok eseri beni hala dinlerken buz gibi kesiyor. Kesinlikle diğer parçaları da dinlemelisiniz.

[@erkamkurt3127]

Extremely talented singer and a truly great composition that powerfully reminds the history to those of us who need encouragement from their roots. May Allah grants all their sacrifices and one day in paradise lets us to greet all those HEROES !!! 🤲🏻🤲🏻🤲🏻

[@kabucee]

Listening to this while watching Turkey Austria Euro 2024

[@iberius9937]

Awesome! I can definitely imagine Farya Faraji doing a cover of this song!

[@thatsTylerDurden]

If I looked up from working the fields in 1200s to 1500 and saw the Janissary army marching towards me while playing this music, I’d be terrified.

[@furkanalbaayrak]

they already fell

[@thatsTylerDurden]

@@furkanalbaayrak what is your home country friend?

[@swedhgemoni8092]

@@thatsTylerDurden He's from turkey, that's how they spell "Furqan" there.

[@thatsTylerDurden]

@@swedhgemoni8092 that’s pretty cool info, thanks. I like Turkish history, especially Ottoman Empire.

[@serdarvarol7424]

Neither Janissaries nor other Turkish military units march on civilians working in the fields. Only in war do we march on enemy soldiers on the battlefield. There is no need to be afraid.

[@katilhamsi79]

Sanki koca bir tarih zihnime aktı, Allah'ım o güzel günlere bizi yine ulaştır.

[@AsiminNeslinden]

Allah olsa Türkiye'de deprem mi yapar hahha gider Hollanda, Fransa, İsrail, Amerika'da deprem yapar İsveçli Kuran yaktı gayet zengin yaşıyorlar bırakın böyle saçma yazıları

[@EmirateOfHind]

Ameen

[@Dalea_435]

Ya ne diyorsun. Ben toprak fln istemiyorum. Ekonomiyi getirsinler yeter

[@ayberkbaa00]

Ne çabuk gaza geliyonuz aw ya

[@messersmidthleo7562]

Kill and enslaved peoples in balkan? Good old days uh?

[@muhsintopuz3773]

Haberler iletin Beç Çasarı'na Durmasın kılıcını sarsın donuna Er ise buyursun er meydanına Ne de çabuk unuttular Mohaç'ı , Uyvar'ı , Zigetvar'ı.

[@siyahbeyaz1903]

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[@firatgungor8728]

Beç: Viyana. Uyvar: slovakyada artik varolmayan bir kale. Bilek gucunde iyiydik ama teknoloji ve liyakatta geri kalip kendimizi gelistirmedigimiz icin oralari balyoz etkisiyle unuttuk. Bu da bize ders olmustu, ama yine unuttuk. Simdi elimizdekileri de kaybediyoruz.

[@Karubbeann]

Çasar dan kasıt Çar olsa gerek. Çünkü bildiğim kadarıyla Avrupa dillerinde yazılışı tsar diye yazılıyor

[@dantepr1566]

​@@Karubbeannevet öyle ama tsarı daha çok slav milletleri kullanıyor. germen köklüler kayzer, kalanlar ç/sezar.

[@SamsungWasher]

​@@KarubbeannÇasar Sezar anlamına gelir. Aynı şekilde çarda Sezar demektir.

[@the_guy_with_yellow_bunny_ears]

1:54 gives me goosebumps

[@alinergiz5497]

Numerous conflict stories around Hungary plains... suffers, victories and tears. Both sides fought for the same God but different faiths. The only thing we do is never forget and respect the history as ancestors. Great song.

[@creativeuser2083]

only if they dont believe prophet jesus peace be upon him, is god. Then in that case it was not the same god.

[@alinergiz5497]

@@creativeuser2083 Muslims belive Jesus as well

[@creativeuser2083]

@@alinergiz5497 but only as a messenger not as god. Many christians believe in the trinity, they say jesus is a co equal god to God..........

[@keeshans5768]

@@alinergiz5497we believe in his teachings not his divinity.

[@randomhuman5525]

Humanity is important, not religion.

[@surrealsobiyet]

The Infidels suppose that they have gained a foothold in Egers, They are no different than smoking junkies! O, ask to the Austrian, to the Pole; How they have forgotten the Mohacz so quick? When the mane of the bay horse arouse; The breath of Ghaza blew over us. O, ask, where are those Austrian slaves? Is it possible for their head, to resist against the Dhu'l-fiqar? I think this kind of translation would be much more appropriate. Nonetheless, it is a great song, thanks for uploading.

[@ike4425]

If only you wouldnt chose to translate Gaza as Jihad but “Ghaza” ( combat, fight , warfare ) instead

[@surrealsobiyet]

@@ike4425 oh, you're so right, thanks for the correction :)

[@sakman7]

Videodaki ceviri daha iyi.

[@surrealsobiyet]

@@sakman7çeviri hatası çok.

[@SilverWing1605]

we must unite ...to ottomans brothers there is only love and respect to you i salute you ..a Muslim from north africa

[@agnusdei8442]

no we are not and we are not brothers, we have brothers just with turks and u r not

[@ajanssaryfrommaccabia5852]

I m sorry but we saw what happend when we are unite and we don't want more betrayal. Turks will never forget that betrayals

[@kadirkalmak918]

You believed in the British and the brotherhood was buried sry...

[@nicholascage7546]

Lol the Turks in this section are so misinformed. The "Arab" revolt occurred in Hejaz not North Africa

[@ajanssaryfrommaccabia5852]

@@nicholascage7546 İt is more like you misinformed. We didn't said arab or African it is more like no more unity bc for no more betrayal )You know no more from no one) omg. Try to understand what you read bro. And we know our history very well ^^

[@ammarabdullah5098]

First i thought this music is slowed and reverbed but i am amazed by his voice hassan mutlucan

[@korkukokusu8311]

1596? - song is written by unknown 1974 - voiced by hasan mutlucan