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Author
Contributions
- Kahraman, Seyit Ali - Contributor
- Başkurt, A. Çağrı - Contributor
- Doğan, Kaan - Contributor
Publication
2018 - İstanbul Büyükşehir Belediyesi, Kültür A.Ş. Yayınları, İstanbul, Turkey
Language
Turkish
Word Count
32,500 words, Guess
Page Count
130 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-106059492851
- ISBN-139786059492850
- OCLC Control Number1101851112
- Open LibraryOL44102266M
Classifications
- LCCDR509.H87 A88 2018
Description
In addition to the institutions related to the religion, military and educational life of the Ottoman Empire, it has come to the forefront with its commercial traditions and structures such as inn, caravanserai and bazaar. These buildings are the product of an ancient tradition. The Ottoman sultans, who thought that they were personally responsible for their rulings, also gave importance to raising and preserving the level of the people's spirit of welfare thus, that is, the level of the society, and they established a system that would stand as long as the world existed. it has been an effective tool for the fulfillment of social responsibility and the role it undertakes in the solidarity and distribution of welfare. In this system where religious and national ideas are at the forefront, the needs of the other living things have been met as well as trying to meet all the needs of the people. In addition to the established foundations, the Turkish states that had stamped on the geography they had dominated with their charitable works, and then the Ottoman Empire, sowed the seeds of unity which were impossible to destroy.
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