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This book is considered one of the most notable and authoritative encyclopedic books on the history of the Ottoman Empire written by a group of professors of Ottoman history under the supervision of Dr. Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu, the ninth Secretary-General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, who is one of the most important supervisors of writing the history of sciences and the civilizational relations between the Islamic and Western worlds.The book was published in two parts by the Research Center for Islamic History, Arts and Culture (IRCICA) in Istanbul in 1999. The first part deals with the political, administrative, military and economic history of the period between the rise and fall of the Ottoman Empire and the founding of the modern Republic of Turkey, while the second one is about all the civilized aspects of the Ottoman Empire.It is a book worth reading for its importance as a basic reference for students and those interested in Ottoman history and the history of civilizations and cultures of peoples and countries in the world.Khairallah Hamed Al-RahhawyMaster StudentModern and Contemporary HistoryCollege of Education for HumanitiesUniversity of Mosul#Share_your_Readings