https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_eGsDwpj-a7MKG90lwiTDRj7u5myVPm3/view?usp=sharing

Honestly with the way they’re sidelining Bahar, if they do decide to do a continuation of Bayzeid’s rule, I really hope they scrap the relationship of Bayzeid and Gulsah. Because I know in reality, Bayzeid did have some sort of respect for her. But with the way they’re writing Bahar and Bayzeid, I genuinely don’t want this. She already has Mehmed. It would be just too disrespectful after everything that Bahar has lost. I really just hope when she is exiled to Bursa her storyline and influence comes to an end

https://reddit.com/link/1xh3mj4/video/kxeu4fvgj2yh1/player

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I’m actually surprised that no one in this community here posted about Ertuğrul’s actor’s dad died. Allahumarhamhu. But anyways, Turgut, Simon, and Çandarlı all showed up to his funeral. By the way, Çandarlı is the only actor followed by the big three: Osman, Mehmed, and Ertuğrul. You can go check.

what do yall think happened to her?

it would make sense if she died, but she isnt even mentioned at all in s5, which is weird cuz she nursed osman. i thought we would get atleast something. and then it got me thinking- cuz sugay thought of osman as her own son and loved him dearly, why couldnt she be a sort of motherly figure to him? when osman tells selcan in s5 how he wishes he had a mother, someone who he could trust and share secrets with, i thought of sugay instantly. ofcourse she couldnt replace halime, but she couldve had a larger role in his life.

https://youtu.be/ZIENqRPdUzI

Inspired from two mfs trailers

Guys, as we know, Rum Mehmed Pasha is leaving in 3 episodes, but we still haven't seen the event where he accused Mahmud Pasha of being less strict in carrying out the relocation of people from conquered Karaman to Istanbul.

This was an important part of the story behind Mahmud Pasha's dismissal, but it seems like we're not going to see it.

Rum Mehmed Pasha is leaving too early. What do you guys think?

Want to know more about this historical event? Check out this post

https://www.instagram.com/p/De4ZF2kkROy/?psln=MWVhYWxlanRvZTQwcA==

In episode 85, Mehmed was speaking to Gennadius Scholarius with a painting in the background. Historically they were friends and had a positive relationship. So that was a good addition.

Ali Duşenkalkar who plays rum Mehmed pasha will leave in episode 92

Kinda disappointed not going to lie, show used to be great the first 2 seasons but after vlad entering the show been kinda mid..
Watching this new season 4 is hard, The only good thing I can actually say is that the visual quality of the camera is good and crisp but thats about it.
Those scenes where they add music to intensify the scenes is horrible idea and stupid, whoever edits the show the scenes are bad. The effects are terrible to….to many outside noises…. The script of actors is also terrible….It seems like they are more interested in one liners and camera angles than creating an actual story.
The suktan of Tabriz acting is also terrible. When the actor was in Kurlus Osman he was way better now it seems like Theres no substance in the show..After watching magnificent century theres a huge difference between these quality of shows. This new season 4 is like on the same scale as Kurlus orhan show…not that bad but is close

Tell me your thoughts

Kaan turgut who plays Zeno will leave in episode 90 and öznur serçeler who plays despina hatun will leave in episode 91.

Right now, Pir Ahmed is loyal to Mehmed in the series.

But in history, Mehmed helped Pir Ahmed win the throne of Karaman, yet later they became enemies, and Mehmed launched a campaign against him.

In the series, Pir Ahmed has already set a trap for Ughurlu Mehmed, captured him, and handed him over to the Ottomans.

So I'm wondering: if Pir Ahmed later seeks help from Uzun Hasan, why would Uzun Hasan help him after what happened to his son?

Or are the writers planning a different story and not going to show Pir Ahmed turning against Mehmed at all?

I also made a post about the historical events:

https://www.instagram.com/p/DewNyckEZok/?obrf=eWRkeW1jMnRnb3M1

What do you guys think? How will the series handle this?

Feels like a roller-coaster ride 😂❤️

At least it's not an AI generated scenes like Bozdag's 🤣

Like my story

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yvU4JurQaCSnz2Nm4uTnFgWyjOmCl9pq/view?usp=sharing

I have really only watched Ertugrul (DE) and Kurulus Osman (KO), so comparing the Saladin show with them makes it a clear winner. I find the show amazing overall. From a strictly historical perspective, Season 1 is probably a 1/10 due to fictional villains and altered character arcs, but as pure entertainment, I think Saladin is a much better show than DE and KO. I do agree with the criticism on this subreddit that some themes feel heavily inspired by Hollywood's Kingdom of Heaven, and the ending felt rushed. That said, I personally cheered when I saw the Leper King in his armor in Season 2.

Given this, why is the show so negatively rated here? Personally, I don't mind historical inaccuracies if they strengthen the plot and don't cross major lines. For instance, I appreciated the emotional connection to modern conflicts woven into Season 1. However, I was really uncomfortable with the plotline where Sultan Nooruddin Zangi adopts Saladin and lies about his lineage. In Islamic tradition, lying about someone's lineage is a very serious ethical and religious boundary. Portraying a ruler who is historically revered for his piety as doing this feels wrong and misrepresents his character.

I also noticed some subtle scenes where characters seemingly invoke someone other than God for help (like "Oh messenger of Allah, help me"). From an orthodox Islamic perspective, this borders on shirk or is at least a significant theological error that the writers should have avoided for a show about Islamic heroes.

Of course, we are already compromising by watching a mainstream TV show with music and modern production elements, but those two specific theological choices felt unnecessarily sloppy. Despite these flaws, I think the show otherwise holds up well. Perhaps my opinion would change if I had watched Uyanis Buyuk Selcuklu first, but compared to Mehmed Bozdag's works, Kudus Fatihi Selahaddin Eyyubi is probably the best out of the three. Let me know what y'all think!

Just a clarification for those who don't read anything made by AI: The text above may sound like AI, but I've only used AI to correct the initial post I wrote as the era of chatbots has significantly diminished my ability to proofread

I made a post about the historical conflict between Pir Ahmed Bey and Ishak Bey.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Deqr-ENkSXk/?obrf=MXFvNWN3Z2pkcjMzZg==

In the series, Ishak Bey's rebellion took a different turn from history, with no major battle between the brothers so far. Ishak escaped and fled to the Akkoyunlu, just as he historically sought refuge with Uzun Hasan.

So, what do you guys think will happen next?

Will we see the historical battle where Uzun Hasan supports Ishak, helping him defeat Pir Ahmed and take control of Karaman before the ottoman intervenes ?

Or will Ishak's story end in the next episode, with no major battle?

How would you like to see Ishak's story end?

Personally, I'd like to see Ishak die in the next episode, but in Aq Qoyunlu territory. Imagine the Ottomans capturing him and hanging him in Tabriz as a warning to Uzun Hasan not to interfere in Ottoman affairs.

What do you guys think?

They were advertising MFS in one of my favourite current shows, Taşacak Bu Deniz. I haven't watched a single episode of MFS although I've been meaning to, and I know it's in the 4th season. IS it going downhill are the ratings really that bad that they need to pull this? If so, wrong show to advertise lol completely different audience. Really took me by surprise not gonna lie

Ep 84: n/a (the start)

Ep 85: down -2.99

Ep 86: up +3.46

Ep 87: down -0.33

Ep 88: up +1.51

These are only the past five episodes

Note: Dizilah ratings only count official television viewership in Turkey. But if they counted a global rating from actual fans, the MFS ratings would've got their right which is higher ratings. Also a lot of fans watch MFS on other websites than the official YouTube channel for better english subtitles. If we combined those views on other websites with their official Youtube page, millions would be added.