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Islamic and Ottoman history podcasts presented by Centre for Ottoman Renaissance and Civilisation

Islamic and Ottoman history podcasts presented by Centre for Ottoman Renaissance and Civilisation

著者： Metin Mustafa PhD
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 It was not until the tenth century that Christendom recognised Baghdad, Damascus, Cordoba, and subsequently Istanbul as the epicentre of a highly sophisticated Islamic civilisation. A dynamic civilisation rapidly developed from the intersection of Greek, Persian, and Arab cultures, which Europe would later draw upon more than it is willing to admit. The various Islamic empires that ascended and declined, along with their contributions to global civilisation, will be examined in the upcoming podcasts. These podcasts are motivated by the scholarly published works of the author himself.Metin Mustafa, PhD 世界
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  • Emulating Ottoman Renaissance Ceremonial Practices

    Emulating Ottoman Renaissance Ceremonial Practices
    2025/10/08

    Ottoman ceremonies and pageants became so popular that the courts of European dukes and princes began to emulate them. During the 16th and 17th centuries, Ottoman visual material culture became an integral part of European court ceremonies, in which Ottoman costumes and objects—that had been looted during the Battle of Lepanto—began to appear in pageants and as diplomatic gifts between European monarchs symbolising power, authority and even colonial possibility.


    Source:

    M. Mustafa, Legacy of Ottoman Renaissance Material and Visual Culture in the Early Modern World, 1400-1699 (Sydney: Centre for Ottoman Renaissance and Civilisation, 2023), 113, 122.
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    11 分
  • Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and Albert Einstein: Transfer of Western Knowledge to Turkey

    Mustafa Kemal Atatürk and Albert Einstein: Transfer of Western Knowledge to Turkey
    2025/09/21

    This podcast explores the higher education reforms implemented by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk in Turkey during the 1930s, in which Albert Einstein was a significant contributor.


    Source:

    M. Mustafa, Perceptions of the Other: Eurocentrism in the Historiography of Islam from the Medieval Period to the Modern Era ~ Clash of Civilisations or Dialogue of Cultures? Revised Edition (Sydney: Centre for Ottoman Renaissance and Civilisation, 2025), 192-198.
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    15 分
  • Letter to the Prophet on behalf of the New World Civilisation

    Letter to the Prophet on behalf of the New World Civilisation
    2025/08/31

    Given that the majority of his writings are in Turkish, Professor Bayraktar Bayraklı's significant contributions remain largely unrecognised beyond Turkey's borders. My objective in translating this specific excerpt from his work Medeniyetlerin Batışı (Fall of Civilisations) into English is to enhance awareness of his substantial impact on Islam and Islamic Studies. For many years, he and his colleagues, including the late scholar Yaşar Nuri Öztürk, have been tirelessly working to eliminate superstitious elements that have infiltrated the Islamic faith, which have also influenced Qur’anic interpretations within the modern context, complicating the ability of Muslims to navigate their religion in contemporary society. Centuries of ignorance and a lack of foresight have hindered Muslims from advancing in the realms of science and technology. Through the lens of the Qur’an, Professor Bayraklı illustrates Allah’s guidance for humanity, ultimately leading to the recognition of its missteps and the necessary changes required to live in accordance with His wisdom.


    Source:

    B. Bayraklı, Medeniyetlerin Batışı (Istanbul: Düşün Yayıncılık, 2021), 255-298.
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    1 時間 19 分
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