Ertugrul - a Turkish drama has gained popularity world wide - specially Pakistan

[CivilianPerson]

 

[khansaheeb]

I am seriously addicted to it. Very much a reflection of my ancestors in India and the enemies of my ancestors. A very detailed ( but spoilt by fantasy) account of the valour and integrity of Muslims in a hostile area.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Great series love it
It is good as any Hollywood production

Good to get out of Wahhabism influence

What I like about series is a real depiction of how people dressed in the older times

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

Beatifully drama, well made.

Watching the Urdu version at the moment, episode 64 so far.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Saw all five seasons of it last year on Netflix, in my entire life never got so ADDICTED to any drama to such an extent. Nevertheless it taught me how close we are to our Turkish brethren(most of them), how our history is intertwined, how marvelous our culture is, how great our religion is and their is never any gain without immense pain.

 

[Malik Alpha]

Great series love it
It is good as any Hollywood production

Good to get out of Wahhabism influence

What I like about series is a real depiction of how people dressed in the older times

LOL while Sufis like Tahir Ul Padri and other dancers are busy bending over like Buddhists it is Wahabis aka Sunnis who are putting up a fight against countries like US and Russia who already killed millions of Muslim civilians for resources.
Jihad se tum log darte ho

 

[_NOBODY_]

Great series love it
It is good as any Hollywood production

Good to get out of Wahhabism influence

What I like about series is a real depiction of how people dressed in the older times

Why are you mixing religion with politics? For your information most of the Wahhabis love the show.

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Just saying it reflects reality closely interaction between people and community looks more expected outcome

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

I enjoyed the story of Ahmet Alp. Story of Seljan also was very good.

I really like the villains too like Emir Sadettin Kopek, Drago, and Alinjak.

 

[American Pakistani]

Saw all five seasons of it last year on Netflix, in my entire life never got so ADDICTED to any drama to such an extent. Nevertheless it taught me how close we are to our Turkish brethren(most of them), how our history is intertwined, how marvelous our culture is, how great our religion is and their is never any gain without immense pain.

In what language?

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

In what language?

It was in Turkish with English subtitles, found out many similar words in Urdu.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

It was in Turkish with English subtitles, found out many similar words in Urdu.

Especially Sufism concepts were very similar to Pakistanis. I don't think there is a more similar culture to Pakistan than Turks, aside from Afghans.

 

[FOOLS_NIGHTMARE]

Especially Sufism concepts were very similar to Pakistanis. I don't think there is a more similar culture to Pakistan than Turks, aside from Afghans.

Most of our Sufi saints migrated from Central Asia and are of Turkish heritage.

 

[_NOBODY_]

I enjoyed the story of Ahmet Alp. Story of Seljan also was very good.

I really like the villains too like Emir Sadettin Kopek, Drago, and Alinjak.

Noyan took the show to the next level. Every scene with Noyan was gold.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Noyan took the show to the next level. Every scene with Noyan was gold.

Yes, he was vicious also, alittle too much for me... and that laugh, his eyes, and cruelty.