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Kavalali Mehmet Ali Pasha Mosque and Around in Cairo, Egypt,Africa (2) December 8, 2017
Egyptian Museum, Egypt, Africa
Kavalali Mehmet Ali Pasha Mosque and Around in Cairo, Egypt Africa(1) December 8, 2017
Egyptian Pyramids in Cairo, Africa
Egyptians in Cairo, Africa (3)
Egyptians in Cairo, Africa (2)
Egyptians in Cairo, Africa (4)
The Turks in Egypt, Africa and their Cultural Legacy by Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu and Humphrey Davies
Africa: Egyptians in Cairo (1)
Historical Mosques in Cairo Egypt-Africa 1, December 2017
Historical Mosques in Cairo Egypt Africa 2, December 2017
Nile River in Cairo, Egypt Africa April 2017
Fishawi Coffee of Mehmet Akif Ersoy in Cairo, Egypt, Africa December 2017
Cultural Heritage of Turks in Egypt, Africa
Africa: British Invasion in Egypt Ottoman Diplomatic War 1882-1887
Traveller’s Talk: Egyptian Civilisation in Africa
Uniqueness: Turkey and Egypt, Africa
Africa: Egypt, Cairo. El Sedat City. 2017-2018
Perlite Expansion Plant build by Teknikmak Turkey in EGYPT, Africa. January 2018

 

Kavalali Mehmet Ali Pasha Mosque and Around in Cairo, Egypt,Africa (2) December 8, 2017 

Egyptian Museum, Egypt, Africa

Kavalali Mehmet Ali Pasha Mosque and Around in Cairo, Egypt Africa(1) December 8, 2017 

Egyptian Pyramids in Cairo, Africa

Egyptians in Cairo, Africa (3)

Egyptians in Cairo, Africa (2)

Egyptians in Cairo, Africa (4)

The Turks in Egypt, Africa and their Cultural Legacy by Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu and Humphrey Davies

Africa: Egyptians in Cairo (1)

Historical Mosques in Cairo Egypt-Africa 1, December 2017

Historical Mosques in Cairo Egypt Africa 2, December 2017

Nile River in Cairo, Egypt Africa April 2017

Fishawi Coffee of Mehmet Akif Ersoy in Cairo, Egypt, Africa December 2017

Cultural Heritage of Turks in Egypt, Africa

Africa: British Invasion in Egypt Ottoman Diplomatic War 1882-1887

Traveller’s Talk: Egyptian Civilisation in Africa

Uniqueness: Turkey and Egypt, Africa

Africa: Egypt, Cairo. El Sedat City. 2017-2018

Perlite Expansion Plant build by Teknikmak Turkey in EGYPT, Africa. January 2018

 

Turkey, Turkestan and India

Africa’s population is 1.5 billion now, but will reach 4 billion by the end of the century. It will equalize the population with Asia. There may be nothing from Africa right now, but I am thinking of a structure we call Afrasia. I am thinking of the triangle of Turkey, Turkistan (Organization of Turkish States) and India.

What is India? India is Turkestan’s neighbor to the south. East Turkestan is bordered by Pakistan. Now, why don’t we establish this power as an equation from south to north and then west to Turkey.

We talk too much Chinese, we always look in the wrong place. $3 billion we sell to China, $35 billion we receive.

South Africa and India are important for us. The CEOs of 15 big tech companies in America are Indian. Indians are genetically very predisposed to mathematics, they are people who discovered zero.

The place where we can sell products and develop relationships is India, because Urdu is also spoken there. We are language-tied.

We should work and run the triangle of Turkey – Turkestan – India.

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Afrika’nın nüfusu şu an 1,5 milyar ama yüzyılın sonunda 4 milyar olacak. Asya ile nüfusu eşitlemiş olacak. Afrika’dan şu an hiçbir şey olmayabilir ama Afrasya dediğimiz bir yapı düşünüyorum kafamda. Türkiye, Türkistan (Türk Devletler Teşkilatı) ve Hindistan üçgenini düşünüyorum.

Hindistan nedir? Hindistan Türkistan’ın güneydeki komşusudur. Doğu Türkistan ile Pakistan sınırdaşdır. Şimdi biz bu gücü güneyden kuzeye ve oradan da batıya Türkiye’ye doğru neden bir denklem olarak kurmuyoruz.

Çok fazla Çin konuşuyoruz, hep yanlış yere bakıyoruz. Çin’e sattığımız 3 milyar $, aldığımız 35 milyar $.

Güneyde Afrika ve Hindistan önemli bizim için. Amerika’daki 15 büyük teknoloji şirketlerinin CEO’ları Hintlidir. Hintliler genetik olarak matematiğe çok yatkınlardır, sıfırı keşfeden insanlardır.
Bizim ürün satabileceğimiz, ilişki geliştirebileceğimiz yer Hindistan’dır, çünkü orada Urdu dili de konuşulmaktadır. Dildaşız biz.

Türkiye – Türkistan – Hindistan üçgenini çalıştırmalıyız.

 

Kavalali Mehmet Ali Pasha Mosque and Around in Cairo, Egypt,Africa (2) December 8, 2017 

Kavalali Mehmet Ali Pasha Mosque and Around in Cairo, Egypt Africa(1) December 8, 2017 

Egyptian Pyramids in Cairo, Africa

Athens, Greece entries at BooksonTurkey

Athens Greece in the Night (1), 17 May 2022

Athens Streets, Greece

Athens, Greece in the Night (2). 17 May 2022

Historical Heritage Monuments in Athens, Greece 17 May 2022

Street Shopping in Athens, Greece.17 May 2022

Athens, Greece

Athens, Greece. 1993

 

Egyptians in Cairo, Africa (3)

Egyptians in Cairo, Africa (2)

Egyptians in Cairo, Africa (4)

Egyptians in Cairo

The Turks in Egypt, Africa and their Cultural Legacy by Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu and Humphrey Davies

The Turks in Egypt and their Cultural Legacy
by Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu and Humphrey Davies | Sep 1, 2012

This work, which is the product of more than forty years of work; It deals with how Ottoman-Turkish culture was developed and built on the previous relatively limited foundation in Egypt during the reign of Mehmed Ali Pasha.

The book tries to show how this culture gained intensity and prevalence compared to the previous period as a result of Mehmed Ali Pasha’s great interest and innovation policies; it also reveals how the ‘Ottoman-Egyptian’ version was formed as a result of this cultural development, which took Istanbul as an example at the beginning, and how the products and influences of this culture have survived to the present day.

Ottoman Turkish culture in Egypt was adopted by the elite group of local people who spoke Arabic, as well as those who came from outside Egypt and spoke Turkish, thanks to the new schools established and the large number of Turkish books produced by the printing house. This led to the emergence of the ‘Ottoman-Egyptian’ version alongside the ‘Ottoman-Turkish’ cultural version in Egypt.

This work, which investigates the Turkish cultural existence that developed with the Turks living in Egypt, the written products and traces of this culture that has survived to the present day, is a first in its field.

Though Egypt was ruled by Turkish-speakers through most of the period from the ninth century until 1952, the impact of Turkish culture there remains under-studied. This book deals with the period from 1805 to 1952, during which Turkish cultural patterns, spread through reforms based on those of Istanbul, may have touched more Egyptians than ever before. An examination of the books, newspapers, and other written materials produced in Turkish, including translations, and of the presses involved, reveals the rise and decline of Turkish culture in government, the military, education, literature, music, and everyday life. The author also describes the upsurge in Turkish writing generated by Young Turk exiles from 1895 to 1909.

Included is a CD containing appendices of extensive bibliographic information concerning books and periodicals printed in Egypt during this period.