In deze aflevering  praten we over de langst bestaande rockband van Nederland: Golden Earring. Je hoort de geschiedenis, anekdotes en muziek. Er zijn ook een paar emails binnengekomen. Die lezen we voor.  Het mediafragment is deze keer een vlog van een beroemde YouTuber, Enzo Knol. Transcripts verkrijgbaar via www.dutchidiom.com

44 Zeg het in het Nederlands

For over a century, scholars, politicians, and pundits have debated the supposed causes of the First World War, from German naval provocations to the rising global tide of nationalism. All of these explanations tend to ignore the simple fact that the war began in eastern Europe, triggered by regional feuding and violence in what had previously been the Ottoman provinces.

We begin our exploration of the roots of World War I by following the struggles of the declining Ottoman Empire to hold its ground and contain ethnic and religious strife as Western powers circle like vultures around the so-called "sick man of Europe."

Image:  View over Topkapi Palace, Istanbul, to the Bosporus

Suggested further reading:  Alan Palmer, "Decline and Fall of the Ottoman Empire."

music:  "Fandango," by Scarlatti or Soler, midi file version by El Gran Mago Paco Quito.

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Origins of the First World War, pt. 1 -- The Ottoman Empire

Careless Memories

Wes Montgomery - Bumpin' on Sunset;
Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd - Desafinado;
Dave Brubeck Quartet - Blue Rondo a la Turc;
Red Garland - I Got It Bad;
Chet Baker - Almost Blue;
Ella Fitzgerald - Cry Me a River;
Ella Fitzgerald - Moonlight Serenade;
Billie Holiday - Strange Fruit;
Nina Simone - Plain Gold Ring;
Helen Merrill - You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To;
John Coltrane Quintet - Blue Train;
Lee Morgan Quartet - The Sidewinder;
Cab Calloway - Minnie The Moucher

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E550 | As the Ottoman state expanded in the sixteenth century, it extended a number of privileges to elite families in Kurdistan. In this episode, Nilay Özok-Gündoğan discusses her new book The Kurdish Nobility in the Ottoman Empire, which explains how these hereditary privileges—unique in the empire—developed and changed in the region of Palu between this moment and the nineteenth century, when the Ottoman state attempted to rescind such autonomy. Writing against scholarship that either ignores such families or understands them only in nationalist terms, Özok-Gündoğan attends to property, labor, and mineral extraction and how they ultimately all shaped the nature of the unprecedented violence at the end of empire. She also discusses her own journey writing this book, including her time teaching in Mardin and eventually being forced to leave Turkey.

More at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2023/09/ozok.html

	Nilay Özok-Gündoğan is an Associate Professor of Ottoman and Middle East history at Florida State University. Her research centers on modern state-making, elite formation, property regimes, and intercommunal conflict and coexistence in the Ottoman Empire. Her work stands at the junction of interconnected Ottoman, Kurdish, Armenian, and Turkish histroies. She also writes about the question of methodology in Kurdish studies. She is the author of The Kurdish Nobility in the Ottoman Empire: Loyalty, Autonomy, and Privilege.

Sam Dolbee is Assistant Professor of History at Vanderbilt University, where he teaches classes on environment, disease, and the modern Middle East. His book Locusts of Power is out now with Cambridge University Press.

CREDITS

Episode No. 550
Release Date: 20 September 2023
Recording location: Nashville, TN / Tallahassee, FL
Sound production by Sam Dolbee
Music: Zé Trigueiros, "Big Road of Burravoe," "Chiaroscuro"
Bibliography courtesy of Nilay Özok-Gündoğan available at https://www.ottomanhistorypodcast.com/2023/09/ozok.html

Season 13

Privileges and Nobility in Ottoman Kurdistan | Nilay Özok-Gündoğan

Türkish Illahi, composed by Mehmet Rasim Mutlu
played and sung in the big Catherdral (Münster) in Freiburg during the "Week of Stillness" 
by Faridah Busemann (voice and Gitar),Robert Dietrichs (Klarinette) and all people in the Münster who joined in singing <3


Gecer

1970'lerde Kosovo Prizren'deki Rıfâî Dergâhında yapılan bu kaydın ilk yarısında Tarîk-i Rıfâiyye'ye mahsûs evrâd-ı şerîfin bir kısmı okunmuşdur...Evrâd-ı Rıfâiyye hakkında bilgi için şu yazımıza bakınız :
http://defter-i-ussak.blogspot.com.tr/2015/02/evrad-serif-i-rifaiyye.html

Zikrin ikinci yarısında ise önce Kelime-i Tevhîd zikri yapılmışdır...Kelime-i Tevhîd esnâsında okunan ilâhi şudur :

Sadr-ı cemî' mürselîn
Sensin yâ Resûla'llâh
Rahmeten li'l-âlemîn
Sensin yâ Resûlallâh

Nûrun sirâc-ı vehhâc
Âlemler sana muhtâc
Sâhib-i tâc ü mi'râc
Sensin yâ Resûlallâh

Âyine-i Rahmânî
Nûr-ı pâk-i Sübhânî
Sırr-ı Seb'u'l-mesânî
Sensin yâ Resûlallâh

Şâhidin leyl-i İsrâ
Subhânellezî esrâ
Câmi' cümle-i esmâ
Sensin yâ Resûlallâh

Ey menba'-ı lutf u cûd
Yerin makâm-ı Mahmûd
Yaradılmışdan maksûd
Sensin yâ Resûlallâh

Cânlar içinde cânân
Ma'den-i ilm ü 'irfân
Ceddim ve pîrim sultân
Sensin yâ Resûlallâh

Açan râh-ı tevhîdi
Bulan sırr-ı tefrîdi
Hüdâyî'nin ümmîdi
Sensin yâ Resûlallâh

Sonraki kısımda İsm-i Hayy ve İsm-i Celal ile darb-ı esmâ yapılmış ve şu ilâhi okunmuşdur :

Milk-i bekâdan gelmişem fânî cihânı neylerem
Ben dost cemâlin görmüşem hûr ü cinânı neylerem

Vahdet meyinin cür'asın ma'şûk elinden içmişem 
Ben dost kokusun almışam müşk-i Hutân'ı neylerem

İbrâhim'em Cebrâil'e hiç ihtiyâcım kalmadı
Muhammed'im dosta gidem ben tercümânı neylerem

İsmâil'em Hak yoluna cânımı kurbân eylerem
Çünkü bu cân kurban olur ben koç kurbânı neylerem

Îsâ gibi yeri koyup gökleri seyrân eylerem
Mûsâ-yı dîdâr olmuşam ben "len terânî" neylerem

Eyyûb'leyin şol ma'şûkun cevrin tehammül eylerem
Cercis’leyin Hak yoluna çıkmayan cânı neylerem

Dervîş Yûnus ma'şûkuna vuslat bulunca mest olur
Ben şîşeyi çaldım taşa nâmûs u ârı neylerem

Bu ilâhiden sonra bir kasîde okunmuş, sonra salât u selâmlar ile duâ edilmiş, tekbir ve gülbank ile  zikrullah hitâm bulmuşdur...

rifai-zikri-ve-evradi-prizren

Zikrullah - Prizren Rıfâî Dergâhı

ABAZA

I'm only uploading this because it's a slightly updated version with minor changes to the music and a better quality recording of all 3 movements in 1 track.

Piano Concerto No.1 in G minor

Efendi Hazretlerinin bu tenbîhâtını yazı diline çevirerek şurada yayınladık :
https://defter-i-ussak.blogspot.com/2020/05/zekatini-kurusuna-kadar-hesab-edip-vereceksin.html

Nuhun Gemisi'nde Jazz Night - 31 Mayıs 2023

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