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sebab Ulama zaman dahulu di bawah naungan Khalifa... sebab tu darjat mereka lebih tinggi dari sultan.

skrg? di bawah naungan demokrasi... Ulama dah tak boleh menegur sultan pun jika buat salah...

penyokong naif ajaran sesat isis/daesh khawarij kembali lg #:-S

soklan: Sultan muhammad al fateh dilantik menjadi pemerintah ikut sistem monarki atau sistem khalifa?

nasihat: Ya sistem khalifa itu benar. Pd masa yg sama begitu banyak hadis2 Nabi SAW menyatakan ttg kepentingan akhlak pemerintah yg perlu diamalkan dan ancaman terhadap pemerintah @ khalifa yg buat perangai mcm setan yg memburukkan Islam. sila rujuk pd ustaz ASWJ yg diiktiraf utk dpt ilmu yg jelas dan benar.

Doa: ya Allah, bukakanlah hati kami utk menerima kebenaran dan beramal dgnnya dan janganlah Kau sesatkan kami dr petunjuk alQuran dan Rasul Mu....ameen
 
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The final days of the Ottoman Empire: Fascinating colour pictures show life in 1890s Constantinople. Pictures taken have had colour added using a process called Photocrom


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The neighbourhood of Galata, opposite Constantinople, which was located at the northern shore of the Golden Horn, the inlet which separates it from the historic peninsula of old Constantinople. It was once the largest and wealthiest city in Europe, and a series of stunning postcard images now reveals what life was like on its streets.


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Hundreds of people walk across the Galata bridge in Constantinople, as small boats sail in the water in what was a major trade route into Europe during the Ottoman Empire. For the first time, colour has been added to the pictures, taken in the 1890s, which show the ancient architecture of a city which controlled vast areas of Europe, North Africa and parts of Asia.


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The city, on the banks of the Bosphorus, was the biggest and wealthiest in Europe before the fall of the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman Empire, founded in 1299, collapsed in November 1922, when the last sultan, Mehmed VI, was sent into exile. The First World War had been a disaster for the empire, with British and allied forces capturing Baghdad, Damascus and Jerusalem.


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The Pertevniyal Valide Sultan Camii, Aksaray, in Constantinople, during the late years of the Ottoman Empire (left), and the landmark burnt column in Constantinople (right)


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A view from the bridge in Constantinople, where Europe meets Asia, in a scene which gives a fascinating insight into life just before then end of the 19th century


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The fountain of Sultan Ahmed, pictured in Constantinople in the 1890s, is a key landmark shown in colour in the stunning set of images
 
kat akhir movie masa Sultan Fateh masuk ke kota Konstantinople, dia ckap kat penduduk awam Konstantinople yg non muslim mereka bebas amalkan agama mereka
 
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