Muslim Barbarossa Complete Story

 The story begins in the Mediterranean when the Mediterranean was occupied by the Byzantine Empire for centuries. Due to their internal strife, the Roman Empire was not as terrified as before but its navy was still so strong that the Mediterranean trembled with the terror of the Christians. No bird could fly here and no ship could pass without the permission of the Crusaders. The Muslims were strong on bad terms, but the king of the sea was a Christian.

Muslim Barbarossa Complete Story 

Let's just say that they considered themselves God's criminals. If a sailing ship fell into the hands of Christians, it would either be burned or sunk. Travelers were killed with extreme cruelty. Muslim Marine Corps were ready, but the king of the sea was a Christian. Let's just say that they considered themselves God's criminals. But the Islamic Navy had allied to deal with these most difficult situations and this Muslim alliance created difficulties for the Crusaders.

 The Muslims did not have a navy, so Hazrat Amir Mu'awiyah established the first navy, and the establishment of this first navy dealt a great blow to the Christians and the eastern part of the Roman Empire fell out of their possession. Although Amir Mu'awiyah had conquered Cyprus, a very important part of the Roman Empire, and inflicted terror on the Romans, but due to the internal situation, he could not achieve many fruitful results. Beware of the dangers that lie ahead.

 And with time, the Muslims began to cultivate naval power in a very cheerful manner. To save Undoubtedly, this great power was the "Ottoman Empire". It was a time when Europeans were watching the storm in the East, the horror of which had long been etched in their hearts. That is, to establish an empire of brave Turks and advance towards Europe. It was at this point that the great navy, which was about to embrace the Mediterranean, came into being.

Christians who were proud of their centuries-old naval power were staring at Daniel Pass with tears in their eyes. And the Mediterranean, where the Romans ruled for a thousand years, is now the focus of Ottoman rule. The powerful navies of the Republic of Venice and Spain began to respond to the Ottoman operations and the seas began to shake. But despite such great achievements, the ships of the Ottoman Empire were reluctant to advance in the first Mediterranean, the main reason being the lack of proper leadership.

 And that is why any major expedition or military operation by the Ottomans in the Mediterranean would be postponed because there was not a single emir of the sea who was well aware of the ups and downs of the sea and, but Allah Almighty. This problem was also solved and a figure in the form of Khairuddin Barbarossa came to the fore who caused panic in the sea in the early sixteenth century Khairuddin was aware of all the ups and downs of a sea that are necessary for an admiral.

That is why their actions and war deeds were so valued and enduring that for many decades their parrots kept talking in the Mediterranean and Christians trembled at them. Khairuddin Baba Urooj's real name was Khizr Only. It was this Baba who rose to prominence in the West and became Barbarossa (red-bearded). Barbarossa was born in 1478 on the Greek island of the Middle. Their living conditions are not described in great detail. According to some historians, he spent his early life in Yeni serving the Ottoman Empire, while according to some he was a soldier from the beginning.

Some historians say that his father traded by ship and later he also traded. But everyone agrees that Barbarossa became a pirate whose aim was to attack and damage Christian ships. Because their home was in Greece and its environs, they often competed with the Knights of Rhodes and St. John. The Knights of St. John's were famous for their hostility. In the same operation, Barbarossa's brother "Elias" was killed and Barbarossa was wounded and arrested. He was imprisoned on the island of Rhodes, from where he escaped to Italy a few months later.

From Italy, he traveled to Egypt. Egypt at that time was ruled by Mamluk princes. Barbarossa somehow managed to meet Mamluk Crown Prince Sultan Qansuwa Ghauri. In the same meeting, the Sultan provided them with a large ship so that they could expand their operations against the Christians. By 1505 he had succeeded in acquiring three ships. The following year, Barbarossa set up camp on the island of Jaria. From here their operations shifted to the west where the great empires of Spain and France were located. In 1492, a tragic tragedy took place which is known as the "Fall of Granada".

 Europe, which had been ruled by Muslims for eight hundred years, was cut off. Muslims were treated very inhumanely in Spain and were subjected to extreme atrocities by Christians. Ten years after the fall, Muslims had only three options: emigration, abandonment of Islam, or death. Under these circumstances, the North African coast was the only recourse. But the problem was that the sea was in the middle.

 It was very difficult for the stranded and homeless Muslims to cross this sea, only the Turks were the nation that could move these Muslims from Andalusia to North Africa. So Khairuddin Barbarossa offered his services to solve this problem. For seven consecutive years from 1504 to 1510, Khairuddin carried out the task of transporting Muslims from Andalusia to North Africa. During this period, 70,000 Muslims succeeded in migrating through their efforts.

While the people succeeded in getting rid of the Christians through their efforts, their fame also increased immensely. Most of the stranded refugees began to support you. Thanks to these measures, Barbarossa's congregation grew exponentially. Thanks to Khairuddin, the Andalusian refugees gained two benefits. The first was that he had an admiral in the form of Khairuddin, and the second was that he had a strong platform to avenge his atrocities on the Christians.

 Thanks to these Muslims, Khairuddin captured Al Jazeera. This occupation later led to their alliance with the Ottoman Empire. When the good news of Khairuddin's treatment of the refugees reached Bab Aali, Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent immediately summoned him and, with the permission of his father, made him ruler of Al Jazeera. Since the area was west of the Mediterranean, you were made governor of the entire Western Mediterranean.

 This occupation was completed in 1516. Now Khairuddin Barbarossa has become popular in the Muslim world. Christians set a reward for killing him. There was excitement in The Christian world and all their attention was drawn to naval power. In 1519, a combined Spanish and French fleet tried to capture Al Jazeera, but Khair al-Din not only defeated them but seized several of their ships. Some of them were going to the Pope's room with gold and silver.

 After some time, the French tried again, but at sea, Khairuddin and his warriors suffered the worst defeat. After that, the Knights of "Malta" clashed with Khairuddin, but Khairuddin made such a strong attack that no ship escaped. After their defeat, the Spanish raids ended. This humiliating defeat shocked the people of Malta. Khairuddin's sudden appearance from the sea and invading and then disappearing was very disturbing for the people of Malta. In this battle, Khairuddin captured Europe's greatest and most famous chief, Marte Gunn. Shortly afterward, Khair al-Din suddenly invaded Algeria and occupied this important part.

 How could the Spaniards bear this victory?

 So King Charles V of Spain ordered the navy to attack Khairuddin, as always, defeated the fleet with great skill. No action was taken for some time but then suddenly the European Admiral Andrea Doria attacked and tried to besiege Khairuddin's navy, but Khairuddin also defeated him and drove him out of Spain. Pleased with this victory, Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent summoned him to Constantinople, where he received a warm welcome and a lavish celebration While in Constantinople after the grand celebration, Khairuddin built the ship under his supervision and sailed after a few months of rest.

The Ottoman fleet left Constantinople (Istanbul) on July 18, 1522. The fleet consisted of 84 ships and 10,000 soldiers. Khair-ad-Din's army was ten thousand and Rhodes had an army of one hundred thousand. But Khairuddin destroyed one hundred thousand of Rhodes' army. The attack was so severe that A few days later, the Rhodes surrendered to Khairuddin. From here, Khairuddin took the road to the Gulf of Messina and, passing through dangerous places, attacked the area of Reggio. He then attacked Fundy and smashed her brick by brick.

Then came Italy. Eventually, the Europeans, fed up, united against Khairuddin and formed a great front to deal with him. On September 27, 1529, the city of Vienna was besieged. Khair al-Din's army defeated seven armies, the Crusaders' alliance was torn apart, and the Christians suffered a humiliating defeat. Thousands of Christians were killed and mourning spread across Europe. Taking advantage of this situation, Khair al-Din laid siege to an important island-like Tunisia, and before the Europeans could control their grief, Tunisia was conquered Europeans felt like a storm at sea. Because this victory was unbearable for the people of Europe and especially for the Spaniards, Charles V, King of Spain, began great preparations.

 That was not the beginning of a war force, but a devilish ploy. The Christians knew that Khairuddin had a naval king whose kingdom is every drop of water in this world. He could never be defeated based on weapons. Defeat can break the unity in its ranks. Shortly afterward, the rising sun was watching 600 ships and 20,000 knights in the western Mediterranean. Besides, a large number of boats were heading to Tunisia. The Christians had used all their power against Tunisia. Seeing this, Khairuddin handed over the city to his subordinate Salar named Hassan, and considering the intensity of the enemy, he preferred to go ahead and fight.

Seeing this, the Christians divided their army into two parts. One part came against Khairuddin under the command of the Christian Admiral Andrew Doria, while the other began to advance towards Tunisia. Khair al-Din attacked and imprisoned the Christians, then made the area his home and captured the ships returning from Tunisia. From here, Barcelona advanced and inflicted heavy losses on the Christians.

 Khairuddin was deeply shocked by the defeat of Tunisia, the only defeat of his life. So, in retaliation, they seized the southern ports of Spain and imposed ships on ships from the New World (USA). Meanwhile, he was summoned by Sultan Suleiman and set out for Constantinople. He then conquered "Brindisi". After the conquest of Brindisi, it was the turn of Naples.

 By planting flags here, they invaded important areas like "Castro" and occupied important ports like Castro, and planted the flags of their victories. With these steps, the people of Europe once again established their united fleet. 0:15:45.160,1193:02:47.295 In 1537, Khairuddin left Constantinople with 140 ships accompanied by a Turkish commander, Lotfi Pasha. Their direction was towards Otranto, the main area of Rome Al-Kubra, and the naval general "Turgut" started advancing southwards through the Gulf of Messina.

 Khairuddin first proceeded to the Italian port of Aruna Pope and Ferdinand's joint naval expedition and defeat. Thus, in 1538, Pope Francis and King Hungarian Ferdinand formed a naval campaign against the Turks. In September, a large Allied fleet, many times larger in size and strength than the Turkish fleet competed with the Ottoman fleet at Lolisa under King Charles' famous Admiral Andrea Doria On September 28, 1538, a clash took place between Barbarossa and the Allied fleet of the Pope.

 Barbarossa adopted a bold war strategy. Thus, in "Ari Venra", despite the lesser equipment, Khairuddin defeated the allies in a very humiliating manner. The head of the Christian army was shattered. Their military might was hit hard. The Battle of Ari Venra is significant in that no united Christian fleet has ever dared to collide with the Islamic fleet. The centuries-old terror of the Christians continued and the field of success of the Muslims began to widen, which greatly benefited the Muslims in trade. After all these successes, Khairuddin had become a symbol of fear for Christians, but despite this, the people of Europe still had a faint hope for Admiral Andrea Doria, due to which India Doria "coached from Spain and camped in the Al Nierak area.

 It was here that he clashed with Khairuddin. In this clash, 90% of the Christians were killed by the comrades of Lashkar-e-Khairuddin. From here Khairuddin advanced towards Vavuniya. The area was a defender of the Gulf of Corinth but was devastated by Khairuddin's stormy invasion. Making it his home, Khairuddin captured the island of Nate. Then they occupied the island of O Jania and conquered 12 more islands.

The conquest of these islands not only led to the plundering of hundreds of thousands of Christians. Within a few more months, the number of conquered islands reached 25 and the booty increased at the same rate. When the news of these victories reached Europe, there was mourning again, but now everyone was afraid to come before Khairuddin In situation, "Ferdinand Shah Hungary" wanted to tamper with the Ottoman Empire, so Khairuddin besieged Buddha and tore the area from brick to brick.

And then to Germany, followed by "Ferdinand". Ferdinand's strength was paralyzed. It was in Germany that he learned of King Charles of Spain's hostile activities. Khairuddin attacked him without giving him a chance to prepare, in which 8,000 Christians were killed. It was such a victory that in 1543, Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent summoned Khairuddin to Constantinople, and he was again received with great pomp and ceremony.

 I fell out with the French and Spanish rulers. When things went awry, the King of France allied himself with Solomon the Great against Spain. Solomon had to act in support of the King of France, so he sent Khairuddin with 110 ships and 30,000 soldiers. Khairuddin occupied a key area between Sicily and Italy. From here, they defeated the Spanish army in the city of the Flies.

 He conquered it and settled in Toulon, France. In a short time, Khairuddin gathered all his strength in Tulun. This strategy proved to be very successful. With this area as the center, Khairuddin Barbarossa launched raids on Spanish shores. In these raids, they conquered the areas of Alba and Chi Liu. In those days there was an epidemic in Spain that made him unwell, but he continued his raiding campaign.

Eventually, when the disease became more severe, Khairuddin handed over the expedition to his deputy Admiral, Turgut Pasha, and returned to Constantinople himself. Dr. Muhammad Aziz writes about the victories of this man of Mujahid "During the reign of Suleiman the Magnificent, thanks to Khairuddin, the Turkish fleet had complete control over the Mediterranean, which led the Sultan to conquer the islands occupied by Venice and incorporate them into his empire."

Raising the Ottoman army in the Indian Ocean was Khairuddin's long-cherished dream, but Omar did not live up to it and the sun in the light of which the Ottoman Turks had seen great victories in the Mediterranean sank forever. It was July 4, 1546. He died in the Bosphorus Strait. You were buried on the shores of the Bosphorus. His tomb is still near the Turkish Naval Museum, and several navy ships are named after him. Even today, a Turkish navy ship passing through the Bosphorus greets his tomb.

 (Regarding the short history of the Nation of Islam) The dew that cools the liver is dew .....The storm that makes the hearts of the rivers melt Even today, Khairuddin Barbarossa is one of those people who is considered supernatural. In Europe, his life is painted as a myth. He was possessed of evil, intelligence, and extremely strong nerves. They were bound by fasting and prayers.

 Even after his death, no enemy had ever looked down on the Turks for a hundred years. No ship could enter the Mediterranean without the permission of the Turks. For a hundred years the Europeans forgot the Mediterranean, but later the era of incompetent rulers began and they lost all the territory to the Muslims where their ancestors had once established glorious traditions. Eventually, the Ottoman Empire disappeared from the world map. Ingenious people like Khairuddin Barbarossa are not born every day. For thousands of years, Nargis has been weeping over her lack of light It is very difficult to see on the lawn.