Since this drama has gained public popularity, this section has been trying hard to reduce the effectiveness of this drama in some way. In this regard, sometimes he is distorting the history of the Ottomans, sometimes he is turning a blind eye to the personal lives of the characters of the drama and sometimes he is leaving this flower with full conviction that in this drama Ertugrul Ghazi is a mujahid.
He was not actually a Muslim. What is the real reason for his uneasiness? I will tell you in the end. At the moment we are trying to solve the mystery of whether Ertugrul was really a Muslim. ?
The gist of all the information we have about Ertugrul is that the Qai tribe, like many other Turkic tribes, migrated from present day Turkistan to Anatolia. Passing through a place here, Ertugrul with his hundred warriors helped the Seljuk contingent which was fighting the Crusaders.
The Seljuk Sultan was pleased to grant the tribe a jagir in Sogut and made Ertugrul the chief of the region. Ertugrul remained so until his death and fought the Mongols and the Crusaders. He remained loyal and ally of the Seljuk state until his death.
After his death, his son Usman became Sardar, who later declared his state due to the disintegration of the Seljuk Empire, which later became the most powerful empire in the world. And he also crowned the Khalifah on his head.