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@quraankarem365: تفسير القرآن سوره ال عمران الايه ٧٠ #تفسير_القران_الكريم #تفسير_آية_من_القرآن #تفسير #تفسيرالقرآن #تفسير_سوره_ال_عمران #تفسير_القرآن_الكريم

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Room 66 of Dolmabahçe Palace sits in the Harem wing, on the land-facing side of the Blue Hall — the sultan’s private, or “summer,” bedroom, used by Sultan Abdulaziz during the years he occupied the palace. It’s one of several personal apartments along the Harem’s private corridor that were each given a distinct decorative character reflecting the tastes and period of the sultan who occupied it. Like the rest of the palace’s inner apartments, the room would have carried Dolmabahçe’s signature fusion of European Baroque and Ottoman luxury — gilded stucco ceilings, crystal chandeliers and candelabra, heavy silk drapery, and floors laid with Hereke silk and wool carpets among the finest examples of Turkish craftsmanship. The room’s real weight, though, comes from a single morning: May 30, 1876. Abdülaziz was asleep in this summer bedroom when cannon fire signaled the coup that would depose him. Nearby, in Room 114, his mother Pertevniyal — the Queen Mother — was woken by the same cannon fire, and on realizing what it meant, went to wake her son herself. Within days he was moved to Feriye Palace. #dolmabahcesarayi #hasekizasultan #foryoupage #ottomanempire #foryou
Room 66 of Dolmabahçe Palace sits in the Harem wing, on the land-facing side of the Blue Hall — the sultan’s private, or “summer,” bedroom, used by Sultan Abdulaziz during the years he occupied the palace. It’s one of several personal apartments along the Harem’s private corridor that were each given a distinct decorative character reflecting the tastes and period of the sultan who occupied it. Like the rest of the palace’s inner apartments, the room would have carried Dolmabahçe’s signature fusion of European Baroque and Ottoman luxury — gilded stucco ceilings, crystal chandeliers and candelabra, heavy silk drapery, and floors laid with Hereke silk and wool carpets among the finest examples of Turkish craftsmanship. The room’s real weight, though, comes from a single morning: May 30, 1876. Abdülaziz was asleep in this summer bedroom when cannon fire signaled the coup that would depose him. Nearby, in Room 114, his mother Pertevniyal — the Queen Mother — was woken by the same cannon fire, and on realizing what it meant, went to wake her son herself. Within days he was moved to Feriye Palace. #dolmabahcesarayi #hasekizasultan #foryoupage #ottomanempire #foryou


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