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Sultan Murad (Metin Akdülger) learns that Kösem Sultan wanted to kill him. Sultan Murad learns that his governor has agreed with the physician and sends Emir Çelebi's head to Kösem Sultan (Nurgül Yeşilçay). Valide Kösem Sultan, who learned that Sinan Pasha was a traitor, realizes that he has been exposed. Helpless corners. Knowing that Sultan Murad will not stop anymore, Kösem Sultan takes measures to protect Şehzade İbrahim.
Sultan Murad IV conquers Baghdad, despite all the measures of the novices. Kemankeş appointed Mustafa Pasha as the Grand Vizier and sent him to Shah Safi.
Returning from Baghdad, Sultan Murad falls out of touch with his war wounds. Sultan Murad, whose disease progresses well, falls to bed. Learning that the situation of Sultan Murad is bad Kösem Sultan waits at the beginning of his son. Mother settles son in sick bed.
Sultan Murad decides not to leave the state to the governor. It will destroy the dynasty if necessary. He then determines a bounty that will pass to the throne. Will Kösem Sultan allow Sultan Murad to destroy the dynasty?
Sultan Murad (Metin Akdülger), Kösem Sultan’ın kendisini öldürmek istediğini öğrenir. Validesinin hekimbaşıyla anlaştığını öğrenen Sultan Murad, Emir Çelebi’nin kellesini Kösem Sultan’a (Nurgül Yeşilçay) gönderir. Sinan Paşa’nın hain olduğunu öğrenen Valide Kösem Sultan, ifşa edildiğini anlar. Çaresiz bir biçimde köşeye sıkışır. Sultan Murad’ın artık durmayacağını bilen Kösem Sultan, Şehzade İbrahim’i korumak için tedbir alır.
Sultan 4.Murad Acemlerin tüm tedbirlerine rağmen, Bağdat’ı fetheder. Kemankeş Mustafa Paşa’yı veziri azam tayin eder ve Şah Safi’nin üzerine gönderir…
Bağdat’tan dönen Sultan Murad, aldığı savaş yaralarıyla iyice takatten düşer. Hastalığı iyice ilerleyen Sultan Murad yatağa düşer. Sultan Murad’ın vaziyetinin kötü olduğunu öğrenen Kösem Sultan oğlunun başında bekler. Ana oğul hasta yatağında hesaplaşır.
El sultán Murad (Metin Akdülger) descubre que Kösem Sultan quería matarlo. El sultán Murad se entera de que su gobernador estuvo de acuerdo con el médico y envía la cabeza de Emir Çelebi a Kösem Sultan (Nurgül Yeşilçay). Valide Kösem Sultan, quien se enteró de que Sinan Pasha era un traidor, se da cuenta de que ha sido expuesto. Esquinas indefensas. Sabiendo que el sultán Murad ya no se detendrá, Kösem Sultan toma medidas para proteger a Şehzade İbrahim.
El sultán Murad IV conquista Bagdad, a pesar de todas las medidas de los novicios. Kemankeş designó a Mustafa Pasha como Gran Visir y lo envió a Shah Safi.
Al regresar de Bagdad, el sultán Murad no está en contacto con sus heridas de guerra. El sultán Murad, cuya enfermedad progresa bien, se acuesta. Al enterarse de que la situación del sultán Murad es mala, Kösem Sultan espera al comienzo de su hijo. La madre acuesta al hijo en la cama enferma.
El sultán Murad decide no dejar el estado al gobernador. Destruirá la dinastía si es necesario. Luego determina una recompensa que pasará al trono. ¿Permitirá Kösem Sultan permitir al sultán Murad destruir la dinastía?
Султан Мурад (Метин Акдюлгер) узнает, что Кёсем Султан хотел убить его. Султан Мурад, который узнал, что его губернатор согласился с доктором, отправил голову Эмира Челеби в Кёсем Султан (Нургюль Йешилчай). Валиде Кёсем Султан, который узнал, что Синан Паша был предателем, понимает, что его разоблачили. Беспомощные углы. Зная, что султан Мурад больше не остановится, Кёсем Султан принимает меры для защиты Шехзаде Ибрагима.
Султан Мурад IV покоряет Багдад, несмотря на все меры новичков. Кеманкеш Мустафа-паша назначает своего визиря максимум и отправляет его Шах-Сафи…
Вернувшись из Багдада, султан Мурад теряет связь со своими военными ранами. Султан Мурад, чья болезнь хорошо прогрессирует, ложится спать. Узнав, что положение султана Мурада плохое, Кёсем Султан ждет в начале своего сына. Мать устраивает сына в больничной койке.
Султан Мурад решает не оставлять государство губернатору. Это уничтожит династию в случае необходимости. Затем он определяет награду, которая перейдет на трон. Позволит ли Kösem Sultan султану Мураду уничтожить династию?
السلطان مراد الرابع يغزو بغداد رغم كل مقاييس المبتدئين. Kemankeş عين مصطفى باشا كوزير كبير وأرسله إلى شاه صافي.
بعد عودته من بغداد ، لم يعد السلطان مراد متأثراً بجراح الحرب. السلطان مراد ، الذي يتطور مرضه بشكل جيد ، يقع في الفراش. علمًا أن وضع السلطان مراد سيء ، ينتظر سلطان سلطان في بداية ابنه. الأم يستقر الابن في سرير مريض.
السلطان مراد يقرر عدم ترك الولاية للحاكم. وسوف تدمر سلالة إذا لزم الأمر. ثم يحدد مكافأة ستنتقل إلى العرش. هل سيسمح سلطان سلطان للسلطان مراد بتدمير السلالة؟
#MagnificentCenturyKosem #Magnificent Century #MuhteşemYüzyılKösem - Krátké a kreslené filmy
The day when a King can walk in the market unnoticed is no more. Now everyone know what a kings look's like.
Gone with the days where you cannot easily take and share photos of certain people on a mass width.
No one notice us Alhamdulillah in Afghanistan we punish and catch crimes easily Alhamdulillah 🇦🇫🏴
Photos didn’t exist back then
Yep it’s true
Or what I look like lol😮😢😂
Don’t mess with Sultan Murad!
Imagine starbucks asking permissiom Murad to open a franchisee..
This decision was of a basically political and religious nature, traitors make plans and gather in the cafe and tavern to make their tarraitions of 2 easier. According to some religious ulama, tobacco was prohibited because it is bad for your health and makes it easier for you to consume other drugs and alcohol. .. which are according to the Muslims a sin
Starcucks s*cks anyways! I see you are Indian by your name, as someone of Indian ancestry, I would advise you to reject those American neoliberal products and "consumerist" attitude. It is bad for your health and funds the very small group of people who control people behind the curtains.
Denied
@@user-xe1lx1pg9qAnd Executed
After Suleyman the Empire started to weaken he was their strongest leader by far
his own fault the empire weakened he killed his most capable son and left the empire in the less capable children of his favorite wife/concubine Hurrem
@@animejerk05 thats right. Till this day i dont understand why he killed hes son Mustapha.
@@animejerk05 we don’t really know what happened because we can’t rely on drama series since no one was ever there to know the truth
@@koorabelayo4035 He had a suspicion of his son may betray him by killing him since he was at that time was very weak and old
He was pretty much a crazy old man
@@koorabelayo4035 Hurrem spread rumors about Mustapha planning a coup to make sure her children better chances of gaining the throne.
A strong Sultan knows that having high officials behave according to the law makes the common people stand a chance and gain succes.
Only if the laws make sense. Otherwise the king is just a tyrant.
Are we still talking about the sultan that bribed the judge to avoid death for breaking his own ban on attending coffee houses? Wasn't he like a high official?
But i feel like it was not needed .
@@mateuszwesoowski9583 He could have claimed he was sultan to save himself.
@@ty814 Yes and reveal that he does not obey his own laws.
I mean banning coffee and making punishment death is a bit mind boggling. Sure this scene shows sultan revealing corrupt officers but it also paints him as a bit tyranical.
I mean Murad was a bit of a lunatic. He used to sit by the water on his Palace and take shots at boatmen with his bow. And he locked his younger brother in a room in Topkapi for years, with almost no contact with the outside world, essentially driving his brother insane.
"A bit tyrannical" is an understatement.
It wasnt coffee it was alcohol and other forbidden drinks and because he is muslim, he has to ban this stuff
And i presume ull ask y do muslims ban alcohol, its because when someone is drunk he is not in his right state of mind so many people who are drunk commit terrible sins like murdering or raping
@@mongsway8050 First of all it was these three: COFFEE, alcohol and tabacco that were banned. So yes it was coffee aswell. And thats confirmed.
And second I highly doubt muslims ban alcohol. I know that they for example dont drink it while Ramadan is going on. But they dont ban it at all. Yes it is considered sinful but its not that uncommon.
@@martinbudinsky8912 bro r u mad dont talk about what you dont know, i dont know a single muslim who drinks, alcohol is forbidden in Islam but if a few sinners drink it blame them not islam
Corruption destroys the country and the country’s administrative system. Best decision by Sultan Murad.
What kind of corruption includes drinking coffee
@@demigodtherapper483 Actually there are many acceptable or inappropriate reasons behind the ban of coffee. Firstly we have to think it by the mentality of the 17th century,not 21th century. People gathered coffee shop and they spent so much time in unnecessary gossiping instead of giving time to their family or workplace. Because of the wastage of time, they started to neglect their prayer (Salat). Again because of drinking coffee, they stayed up whole night. But Almighty Allah mentioned in the Quran that "it is He who has made the night for you as clothing and sleep [a means for] rest..." (Surah Furqan:47). For these reasons , the islamic scholars and experts didn't like coffee at all. As the Ottoman empire was an islamic caliphate, the ruler had to give priority the wish of Sheikh-Al-Islam ( Highest Islamic Scholar).
During the reign of Murad lV, rebellion was a common matter of the empire and it gradually destroyed the state. Coffee shop was the best place for the revolters to set a plan for rebellion. That's why, the sultan banned coffee. Hope you've got it,my brother.
@@ibrahimrahi5388 oh got it bro.... Is it still haram to drink coffee?
@@demigodtherapper483 I think an islamic scholar knows this well. But according to my little knowledge, there is no evidence in Quran or even Hadith that stands directly against coffee. So we can't say coffee haram for us. Because there is no alcoholic or any haram elements in coffee. Nowadays many muslims drink coffee.
But one think should be remembered that if one is got addicted and drunk for drinking coffee, it will be haram for him.
@@ibrahimrahi5388 good points with anything we need self control for example doing anything which attacks our imam by doing it a lot is harem but it's not harem itself I'm saying wasting time is harem for example places where people go to smoke with their friends as it has music and free mixing may Allah guide all of us to the right path ameen 🙏
I can understand why Murad was so harsh, the Empire had fallen into corruption including those within his own administration.
Those of you who were confused, Sultan had the ultimate power to implement the law and order. By law he had right to do so!
@@markratata Not over a coffee. There was a lot of background investigations not mentioned going on about the suspect. The coffee was just an awaited trigger and opportunity. If it were the enemies of the sultan they wouldn't even hesitate a minute into rebelling with all the hate animosity against him. That's my take on it.
@@markratata don't u know about the way Caliph Umar (ra) dealt with his own son for consuming alcohol? At the lifetime of prophet (sm) alcohol was so abundant that proper law was not ordained that time
@@markratata actually places like that was being used to plot against him. So inplace of finding a real solution sultan said people are forbidden to drink. But the thing is; if someone wants to plot they can even plot in the toilet. So that was stupid. But its not about coffee or alcohol its about plotting. And after that he just gets mad that people are not following his orders.
@@markratata at the time of Prophet (sm) alcohols were so abundant that step by step actions were taken, first it was ordained by Allah that do not go to mosque with intoxications, then it was improved more by ordaining that alcohols are totally banned. After hearing this all the muslims poured out their alcohols on the street and it caused a mini flood on the roads. Thus was alcohols were totally lifted from consumption at his time.
@@markratata if you still are not convinced, contact Kayifamily, they are constantly providing subtitles for amazing serials like Dirilis, Kurulus, Payithat and Uyanis. Ask them why they didn't work on these two series about Suleiman and Kosem. (they already posted about this issue on their social media
I wish I could do the same with incompetent and unjust judges today
So if the Judge would have killed them he that would have been ok? I'm with the judge on this one.
I think we need a sultan like him for our corrupt chief justice like iftikhar chaudhary and fayez essa to put them in their place
You can if you accept shariat 🇦🇫🏴
Thanks for the subtitles.
Drinking coffee is punishable by death in Ottoman empire.
Me: ☕
funny enough the janissaries killed their sultanate bc he closed their coffee houses and that was a main meeting place for them.
@@nolanrobbins3981 Janessaries didn't kill Sultan Murad.He died by Plague.
Janissaries killed Young Osman.
but why? I thought middle east the first place to even discover/invent coffee
If I'm to go by what is shown here in this scene, he only killed the Judge. And the reason he killed the Judge was because that Judge accepted bribes.
If Judges can be bribed, civilization quickly falls apart, and that is dangerous for everyone.
@@metningsniva3856 I'm more terrified by the law that prohibits coffee. Civilization falls apart quicker when there no coffee.☕
Corruption is punishable by death but the conditions of witness, evidence and trial must be met!
It was met. He had 4 witnesses by his side and also 2-3 extra who were guarding the kadi.
All the conditions you want have been met your highness
@eedd sdsd How is that an entrapment? The king/leader of the land tested his subject, not just any person but a supposed upholder of the law, and he exposed his corruption in the eyes of those around him.
There were already complaints n reports this was a final nail
all the clips of the series are about The Sultan killing someone LMAO
The Sustan
what else is there for dictators? just lay laws and punish the ones who dont obey.
@@patryklewandowski5377 So every other king
@@B10101 yup yup no difference there the words means the same
Why are Europeans pissing in their pants??? Do they want to see incest scenes 🤔😄😂
The translators got much better as the show progressed. Sometimes it's difficult understanding what's being said when the words are in the wrong tense or have the wrong gender.
Imagine drinking coffee in the hallway and run into Murad
💀💀💀☠☠💀💀💀☠
_flees to Mocha, Yemen_
Thanks for the effort, but the subs are dramatically incorrect.
It was not a killing over coffee but an execution over breaking the kaw and taking bribes
But the law was a stupid and cruel one. Killing people for going into a cafe? The judge was correct in resisting the law.
@@johnsinclair4621 so people don’t criticise the sultan and his politics and bad mouth
@@johnsinclair4621 It is bizarre in today's time but coffee was viewed as a drug back then (in that region). The judge was corrupt; whether it was about coffee or not was irrelevant.
@@nahiyanalamgir7056 No, I don't think so. An unjust law is a law only by name and can be morally disregarded, though one should be prepared to shoulder the consequences.
And the law was indeed about killing all people that drank coffee. Even if you think that coffee is a drug (which it technically indeed is), to make such a law is lunacy.
I also don't like smoking, but executing smokers would be insane.
@@johnsinclair4621 I think our difference lies here. If people would "judge" laws and chose not to follow laws they considered unjust, we'd be in a turmoil today.
Morality is subjective. What is moral for Muslims (Ottomans) may be immoral for others.
For full disclosure, I find some of the Ottoman laws ridiculous; killing people for such a petty crime is absurd.
the janissaries killed their sultanate bc he closed their coffee houses and that was a main meeting place for them.
Thank you for this upload
The great sultan murad 💞💞💞💞💕💕💕💕💗💗💝💝💖💓💟❤
Can someone please explain the different types of guards/soldiers? There seem to be Janissaries with different hats at times (red or while?).
Thank you.
The guy was just sitting there and talking, even though he had a lost hand with sever bleeding! Just shows the quality of production of this show!
What should he have done? Started sewing his severed hand ..lmao...fuff you
@ alireza johari you don't feel the pain right away. Human body has it's own protective mechanisms.
@@natalijaaksoj3867 he couldnt talk,he would fall in to shock
It seems that even kapital punishment didn't work for prohibition
looks epic high quality production
lol
Yes, very suprising seeing high quality come out of Turkey. This is one welcome exception.
No lmao
4:04
Sultan Murad: Really? Infront of my salad?
Sultan Murat, jedan od najboljih sultana, za kratko vrijeme je zaveo red u drzavi.
Imagine killing people over coffee.
It was for taking bribe and not obey law it was not allowed due to people mix alcohol in the coffee
@@zainmuzaffar5986Wasn’t the judge killed because he was bribed into not killing people for going into a Café? It’s still barbaric. The judge was totally right in his behavior. If the law is stupid you shouldn’t kill people over it. In fact the state shouldn’t kill people at all.
@@johnsinclair4621 due to high risk of traitors he banned cafes overall its not a case of whose right or wrong its a rule which is meant to be follow
I read that coffee shop was banned at that time to prevent people from talking/gossiping/creating assumptions about Ottoman political affair because these people tend to stay until morning and that is not good for health. That's why it was banned. at first, i was also confused why would they banned coffee😂😂
So someone just has to scream the sultan's name and suddenly everyone can recognise him? :O
honestly lol. What if they're lying?
To be fair, how would you know if a police badge was authentic?
Even if they did not believe there's some hidden guards or something
There is no arbitrary killing/execution in Islam without a trial and and an impartial judge based on solid evidence and no contravention of Islamic doctrines of Quran and Sunday.
Reference please?
"Murad IV banned alcohol, tobacco, and coffee in Constantinople. He ordered execution for breaking this ban. He would reportedly patrol the streets and the lowest taverns of Constantinople in civilian clothes at night, policing the enforcement of his command by casting off his disguise on the spot and beheading the offender with his own hands."
I read that years ago and found it hilarious in a messed up kind of way, the idea of a Sultan going undercover to catch people breaking his laws, and then revealing himself and beheading them on the spot. Watching it... not so much.
If a king goes undercover like this he's risking his life. His own guards could kill him
Its not uncommon for a ruler to do something like this, as in disguising as a commoner amongst the people, as an Islamic empire, this practice was done by many Islamic Caliph, the most notable amongst them was the 2nd Caliph of Islam, Umar ibn Al Khattab, he would travel by himself to serve the common people with their needs, and checking who was breaking the law, without revealing that he was the Caliph of the Muslims, and many other Caliph follow his example after him such as the Caliph of the Umayyad Dynasty, Umar ibn Abdul Aziz, and Caliph of the Abbasid Dynasty, Haroon al Rashid
Plz name the music which plays at the time of hand cutting
Best Sultan. Of all time
Are you crazy?
Turkish coffee and tobacco are now famous. It is a tenant of governments to make unachievable laws so that people will always feel guilty and inadequate.
They were all crazy. One didn't like what power the other had so steps needed to be taken. The corrupt punishing the corrupt.
Sultan Murad: Hah! I saw what you did there. HANDJIHAD!
Why everyone in the comment section focuses on coffee instead of the judge takes the bribe?
It's the BRIBE, that's the matter. No matter when, taking a bribe is so bad, especially if a judge takes the bribe, that's really the worst. Death penalty should be given to those who take a bribe.
Seriously people, stop acting like media.
Yessss judge who take a bribe should be executed to death so that it will become a lesson for other judges for not doing so
Ceeertkutay and Boran ! Must be their kids 😂
Forefathers* 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
I don't know about boran but the actor that played cerkutay is also here
@@insert-yes yeah your right about that he just looks like him.
Lol
So is this show like Aberenbo Shogun, the Japanese samurai series about the Shogun travelling incognito and dispensing justice?
Cerkutay is here as well
Sultan Murad IV is one of the smartest sultans ive seen
He banned coffee and went into the night disguised as a vagrant and entered bars only to behead those who drank alcohol and coffee
He wasn’t the smartest
He was the most based tho
@Weedling 2 doesn’t mean he wants a great negotiator because during his rule the sultanate was still capable of removing several neighbors, if they wanted to
@Weedling 2 I know right
@@tombootysnatcher7191 at that time so e people mixed coffee with tobacco and sold it thats why he had to ban coffee shops have some knowledge than talk 🙄
@@mumdoohsiddiqui6047 sure sure
is this the full name of show Magnificent Century: Kosem or is it called just Kosem...its very hard to find the series...i am a Canadian access is limited...Ertugrul i watched 4 times lol
When he died all the people suffering under his reign took out the Coffee in the streets and smoked tobacco to celebrate it lol
that a alie
Not funny at all
If murad sultan was born in Pakistan, he would've befriended those judges.
Facts.
If Bangladesh, then he would've asked them to take some more bribes and give him a share. :)
Pakistani here, can confirm the validity of the statement above
@@istiak.hossain nope Pakistan corruptness is on a whole different level compared to bangladesh
@@you_ma2458 you dont have any idea about Bangladesh then.
Needed this dude to take part in Sri Lankan temperance movement
Law of Shariya implementation. By Sultan, Allah blessings be upon him. Ameen.
Also implement these on himself also that he didn't do.
then why are u using internet and movies. don't you know these are haram.
I Don’t have to learn from you. Go first learn your religious scriptures and find out what are the similarities and work on your self. Good luck.
@@mohammedosman4893 bla bla bla........wants sheria lawbut can't leave everything.............dont you know all the tech is invented by christians and jews. google, fb, computer, web, phone, electricity etc. and its haram for a muslim to use.
so if you want sheria law, leave everything behind. only use things thats are mentioned in your book. otherwise keep your little shitty mouth shut.
by the way there is only one religion who put restrictions on things others invented or created. if you strictly follow the code you cannt even watch movies or youtube. so if you are a completed believer why are you on youtube.
So implement it on yourself or ask a friend to implement it on you the next time you drink coffee or smoke.
Religion is the opium of the stupid masses.
When it comes to alcohol where's their a will there is a way. Prohibition in the US didn't stop people from drinking. I lived in Saudi for years and people made their own alcohol
please tell me the music name used by sultan
Is he killing people because they drink coffee ☕️? What ?
It was more like the underground pubs with drinks and debauchery.
Even if it is coffee and the law forbids it, what gives them the right to drink it? while at the same time they are meant to enforce the law. And they are refusing it for whom they like, and allowing it for whom they like.
@@beast-master2094 Coffee consumption itself wan’t made illegal, it was coffee shops. As in public meet ups where you drank coffee. Drinking coffee was practiced by the rich and poor alike without persecution.
As ridiculous as it is, many from Europe and the Ottoman empire persecuted such behaviour.
@@franzferdinand5150 Yup. He was scared of people plotting against his tyranny more than drinking coffee.
i wish punishment were implemented for bribery like this nowdays corrupt everywhere
Some may misunderstood. This is the wrong of syariah law implimentation. It should go through a proper court procedure. Islam is not a barbaric religion
There is rule in shariah that to cut off the hands of theif.Don't talk like ignorant europeans.What court procedure? It is not a blame on him but eye witnessed by sultan himself.And he is the most powerful of the state.He has done the right thing.
@@303it8 no he was wrong. It should be a court procedure. Learn about the implementation of syariah law my friend. Dont just answer emotionally. I am sure you have no background in syariah law definitely
@Kasar Shazad that's right
@Kasar Shazad that's right bro. Don't let islam getting down by this kind of propaganda movies
Islam not barbaric? What rock have you been under? It's no less barbaric than the Christian religions. But if the sultan the most powerful figure in all the land sees you taking a bribe you're done. Finished. This wasn't some third or fourth or fifth account I heard somebody say or I heard somebody do but it was a Sultan himself. Then on top of that you insult the sultan? I'm not of the Islam religion but I have respect for people in high places and you don't just go insulting rulers.
Ceeertkutay and Boran
Mhm
Jercutai !!! Osman will catch you stay frosty
maybe deli huseyin pasha is double triple Cerkutay grandson 😂😂😂
@@Bangjoe19801 😂😂
Cerkutay alp
Hhhh
That's why he war the real sultan. The powerful one.
He doesn't do discrimination between anyone. Whether you kaazi or any government official if you did wrong you should be punished.
Rules are equal for all. That's the real justice of Sultan Murad..
He ended the rebellion. Ended the dark days of the ottoman Empire and bring back prosperity in the country.
The conquer of baghdad♥️
The Sole owner of the Ottoman Empire ❤️
Too bad I can’t see the subtitles. Looks quite informative
Cerkutayyy
How many politicians , judges , bankers and lawyers ought to end like this judge ? Hmm... a lot!!!
What name of the show
That's textbook entrapment.
Not to mention barbaric, the man was corrupt but he had rights. No court was held.
Arbitrary executions are a mark or tyranny.
Not to mention: why does the sultan not follow his own rules.
I mean if the judge was wrong then I guess it's death penalty for the sultan is it not?
Even the Nazis who were responsible for the deaths of millions of innocent people were given a fair trial. This guy was executed for allowing people to drink coffee. That sultan was a psychopath lol.
@@thelonehussar6101 Eh, I wouldn't describe the Nuremburg Trials as a "fair" process at all.
Also I'm pretty sure the reason that they executed the Judge was not because he was suspected of allowing the underground coffee houses, but because he literally showed a willingness to accept bribes which is a huuuuge fucking problem for any civilization. Once the justice system has been perverted, the civilization will collapse. *looks at United States*
the guy deserved it, he literally accepted a bribe in front of a Sultan, two Şehzades, and a few guards. More than enough witnesses for me. Plus, the Sultan was there to see if his people were obeying his commands or not, he didn't just rock up a tavern to drink coffee. Why would he do that when he can just order it to come to him in his palace? Oh and, the problem is, when you are the one making the rules, you can do whatever you want and no one would be able to do anything about it.
@@thelonehussar6101 It's all about stability my friend. If the people wouldn't obey the Sultan's simple command of not drinking coffee, they could probably disobey more of his orders, which leads to instability and chaos.
@@hussainsultanzada6123 Showing people that the powerful don't have to obey the law does not lead to stability. Quite opposite. It only works with masters and slaves.
That's the difference between the west and islam. Ofc we also have powerful people who break the law, but we consider those acts evil.
A good leader is not above the law. He serves and protects his people. And leads them through example by obeying the law even though he could ignore it.
A leader who is not willing to obey his own rules is not a leader worth following. He is a selfish coward. Weak and without discipline.
Is this available on netflix?
You can see it on CZcams
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Ulema or not... Bribery always leads to oppression if another innocents rights and should always be punished. If anybody ignores it then he/she is as guilty as the one taking bribes
Is this the same Sultan Murad who had a party of women drowned, because of the noise that they were making?
yeap, Turkish propaganda at its finest
Even if not true its pretty based.
@@mex_I.M Do you mean "biased"?
@@bernardmcavoy1864 nah based
Still a Sultan id stand behind. Those women needed to shut up.
I think it was very hard for accepting bribe .You can give other punishmemt .
Muslim reign was very hard tough
Series name
why was it forbidden to drink coffee?
my ancestors were kadis and i know how they served the empire.what on earth is this series showing?
Tell us more tell us the truth how?
which series?
Muhtesim yuzil
We Need That Rules
Looks like ripples in there, ea, swamp.
Why was coffee banned in their empire? Also why wasn't the sultan recognized?
It was banned because some people mixed tobacco in coffee and sold it thats why sultan murad had to ban it
@@mumdoohsiddiqui6047 from what I have gathered, it wasn’t coffee itself that was banned, but rather coffee houses and taverns due to them being used to plan plots.
the sultan killed the judge because he would not kill them for drinking coffe. and making money doing so?
As someone else commented, it was not coffee that was banned, but coffee-houses (sort of like bars, where tobacco and other vices were served). There people used to gather to secretely make plots and schemes against the Sultanate and other official bodies of society.
@@gilgamesh7055 Yup he was a super paranoid tyrant more than a coffee hater.
which country is this and where are they from? Don't even recognize the dress they wore. Iran? Turkey?
Ottoman Empire was in Turkey, that was Islamic law,
@@muhammedumor7920 lol that ain't Islamic law.
You can't just move around and start cutting the hands of people.
Taking Bribes it has a punishment jail، paying، but not execution
Now i know that alcohol is pretty much forbidden by arabic people but i dont understand exactly why coffe is considered a vice back then.
Because they mix alcohol and janessaries met in these cafe and do the stuff which wasn't allowed they take bribes.
May I ask? Why was coffee banned?
It wasn’t coffee that was banned, it was coffee houses; because people would meet up and discuss plots and backbiting the sultan etc. That’s where the problems started
@@TheCypriotSoldier So coffee houses were the social media of the Empire?
@@TheCypriotSoldier
Kinda makes no sense since they are public places where anyone can hear any conversation, and you never know who might be sitting just a few pillows away from you.
Cuz some people mixed tobbaco in coffe thats why
This is so old they have no chair technology yet.
It was 1632. And Ottomans were like today’s America at that time,,, Superpower,,, In that time European kings and queens were like slave of Ottoman Sultans
@@binbakhtiyarkhilji3009 Yet they were sitting on the floor.
I guess the imperial throne was just a big pillow. No wonder these sultans were all looking like big fat babies in all of their paintings...
@@somnorila9913 that's the teaching of islam!!! You Don't need to sit on a chair to rule,,You have to sit on floor like others,,,in islam rich,poor everybody are same!!!!
And the paintings are made by europeans,,all are fake,,because Europeans always thought Turkish People as enemy!!!!In reality the Sultans were very Handsome
So why was coffee forbidden? I don’t get it.
Was coffee code word for alcohol in those days?
bribing
yes coffee was banned because it was considered a drug since it was the first years of it being discovered and people were getting addicted without understanding its properties and also because sultan murad 4th was a crazy mf
@@mirzakagan5729
Sounds about right. Dude died of Psoriasis by 27, which means he was also an alcoholic.
@@muaddib989 alcohol was drunk by Muslims in the ottoman empire and particularly by sultans, but like I said murad 4th was kind of a crazy sultan. though this show is more about his mother, kosem, the mother queen of the era who was one of the most influential figures in ottoman history. even more so than her sons.
Why was Murad against coffee?
Tobacco was in the coffee
@@florjanbrudar692 Thank you. But is tobacco against Islamic law?
@@lisar915r9 yes it is. Anything that is made of tobacco or tobacco itself is Haram in Islamic Law
it’s not same coffee you people’s drinking it’s alcohol name coffee in Ottoman State
What's wrong in having coffee?
It gives you aids
Don't quote me on this but way back when an Ethiopian farmer saw his goat acting particularly hyper after eating a bean he to decided to have a bean. Bam. He was buzzing. Turned out it was a coffee bean.
As he was Muslim he went to his local leader finding out that you could get "high" off of that he had banned it. So assuming and that's on my part the coffee gives you an "unnatural high" they had banned coffee.
That's a very loosely translated history of coffee that you could drive a the Boeing 747 through. I'm sure much of the details was lost in history but that's as much as I can find out.
What’s wrong with drinking coffee?
@Kasar Shazad
Agree .
@Kasar Shazad nope he is the sultan, and he has the same authority
@Kasar Shazad yeah it was barbaric they wants to show how baddass he is, although he was crazy
@@mbsosa3986 the Sultan has no right going around and cutting the hand of people without first trials.
You can't judge before the trial.
It was about bribing and I'm sure in Islam you don't kill someone because he was taking bribes.
what's the name of this movie ?
magnificent century kosem
It's not a movie, it's a tv series.
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Episode
Which show is this and where to find it online?
You can watch it on CZcams
Drama name is Magnificent century Kosem
@@areebamasood3266 who’s Qasim? And what’s the chronological order in history ? Like I’ve watched Erturugul and Osman, what’s the next one in timeline ?
@@medellincartel8109 I've just started watching uyannis where malik Shah is the sultan and his son Sencer is the main actor
@@medellincartel8109 considering he calls his son bayezid I did a search and it was murad I so he is the son of orhan and the grandson of Osman so you can put two and two together also this is before the Ottomans reached their peak and coffee was a luxury it was only during Selim I and later Suleiman 200 years later that coffee became a accessible commodity the Ottoman regions included western Turkey and southern Bulgaria and eastern Greece it was shown here that the Sultan had to ferry across from edirne or adrianople to Gallipoli to reach bursa where this happens I assume
@@medellincartel8109 Kosem ran the Sultanate of Woman in Ottomons which started with Hurrem (Legal wife of Sultan Suleiman) ,was legal wife and queen of Sultan Ahmad, grandson of Sultan Murad who was son of Selim (Son of Suleiman :The magnificent ),after Sultan Ahmed his son Osman 2 and later his brother Mustafa descended the throne after which his another son descended the throne and he is Murad 4 (Conqueror of Bagdad ).This drama has two seasons this one is second and you can find it on youtube
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I thought this was news.
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Banning Coffee?Any justifications?
this decision is basically political and religious traitor go to coffe and tavern to talk and exchange their plans and report the state and thepeople were corruptued by closing the coffe and also tobocco the ulema religious judge were satisfied tabacco is a sin cause it affects oour health and can make you do drugs and more other things like alchool which is forbidden in islam
Yo, what's wrong with coffee shops???
HOW DARE YOU ALLOW COFFEE!
dummy, people mixed alcohol in coffe which intoxicated people
@@spacmafiaa6325
I drank a cup of wine after dinner, come kill me lol.
@@chingghishan5707 it’s not same coffee you drinking it’s alcohol name coffee in Ottoman State
@@meggofextension7472
I drank a cup of milk vodka and blessed the eternal Tengri before drinking it.
Ive also drank Airag, or how our Kazakh neighbours say, Kumis.
@@chingghishan5707 for me don’t drunk alcohol in warm weather and me to Imperial - Mongol and Kazakh is on there way drink airag for same as them but first i am Mu'min Bismillahirahmanirahim Allah Hidayat all
found it tyvm
Turkish drama have so much drama in their contents
Pfftt... As if korean or other drama didn't have it.
Coffee was considered as haram during Murad era, right?
From another comment. Its 'coffee'. Not real coffee.
Don't quote me on this but way back when an Ethiopian farmer saw his goat acting particularly hyper after eating a bean he to decided to have a bean. Bam. He was buzzing. Turned out it was a coffee bean.
As he was Muslim he went to his local leader finding out that you could get "high" off of that he had banned it. So assuming and that's on my part the coffee gives you an "unnatural high" they had banned coffee.
That's a very loosely translated history of coffee that you could drive a the Boeing 747 through. I'm sure much of the details was lost in history but that's as much as I can find out.
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Cool cool, except that what he did was haram
It don’t work like that
There needs to be a trial
Yet sultans always drank alcohol and they so desired would drink coffee and smoke themselves.
Up untill this day we muslims smoke and drink regardless.
God give us humane free will