Ottoman Empire

The Ottoman Empire is considered the last of the Muslim great powers to fall. Therefore, its history, civilization, and differences over its influence and role still excite many specialists, researchers, and readers at all levels and affiliations, and its fall created many problems from which the Middle East and the Arab world are still suffering to this day on several levels. In this context, the book "e;The Ottoman Empire"e; comes within the "e;Classics of History"e; series, which the Egyptian Lebanese Publishing House is responsible for publishing and supplying the Arab library with. The book consists of important articles published by the Islamic thinker and reformer Muhammad Rashid Reda in Al-Manar magazine, monitoring the period extending from the beginning of the rule of Sultan Abdul Hamid II until the era of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. The selected articles combine historical news, personal opinions and analyses, statistical figures, and translations from... Foreign sources, texts of some laws and regulations, memoirs or statements of some leaders and event makers, as well as some sensitive issues, other issues that are ambiguous in the mind of the reader and some historical references, in addition to facts and special dialogues conducted by Muhammad Rashid Reda with decision-makers during his visit to Astana after the coup of the officers of the Association Union and Progress over Sultan Abdul Hamid II.