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Turkish -Christians in Turkey = The truth about Muhammad-english subtitles

Abdul Hamid ordered Mohammed's mausoleum to be opened in order to detect and repair any damage. Thus, the tomb was opened and an iron lid three meters deep was found from a stone staircase leading to the basement of the Byzantine church. Five months before Fatih's death, a marble tomb with the filled body of Mohammed, identical to the portrait painted by the Italian painter Bellini, was found. For many, this fact alone is the greatest proof that Muhammad wanted to be buried among other Byzantine emperors as a Christian and Byzantine king. Sultan Abdulhamid, who abandoned Bektashism (that is, heretical Islam), which he adopted and followed Sunni Islam for political reasons at that time, panicked and ordered Mo.'s tomb to be sealed immediately. The above happened before 1908, and Mohammed's tomb has not been reopened since then. Therefore, it is impossible to prove Beyatlı's testimony even today. However, it is the testimony of a well-known Turk who served no purpose and had no reason to introduce Mohammed Christian. Today that place is forbidden and no one, whether archaeologist or religious leader, is allowed to approach it, thus intensifying the mystery of the Byzantine royal tombs as well as the tombs of the Ottoman sultans. Turkey is also a fact that the entry into circulation of similar testimony from time to time, but largely not given obvious reasons. The founder of the Ottoman Empire, Sunni Islam's official patron saint and the symbol of neo-Ottomanism Sultan Muhammad's destruction of a taboo related to religion would be a blow to the foundation of modern Turkey. The real issue is modern, "strong" Turkey has been built on the structure will be the beginning of the collapse of many myths chain.

The inner consciousness, true religious origin, and even racial origin of today's Turks will be another powerful taboo that will destroy and destroy all official historical world views of the Turkish regime. But most importantly, when Süleyman Demirel visited Turkmenistan for the first time in 1997, the so-called natural cradle of Turkmenistan, then President Saparmurat Turkmenbaşı said, "When you leave Central Asia, it will create the biggest identity crisis of today's Turks. You were like us, but today you are not like us at all.