A group of Bangladeshi youths celebrate Eid by displaying the flag of Dirilis

Dirilis Ertugrul is now the name of a World Cup series. It is made from Turkey. But it is now traveling around the world. In this series, a character named Dirilis Ertugrul, who came up from a group called Kayi, is presented. Ertugrul was the father of Usman Ghazi, the founder of the Ottoman Empire. In addition to this, the history of Ottoman society, Genghis Khan war, Knight and Seljuk society and war is shown in this series. This series has cut across the current world.



It has been very popular in Bangladesh for a long time. It has caused quite a stir among many, including today's Pakistan, Yemen, and Kashmir. It has a lot of passionate viewers in Bangladesh who love this series and are creating and using different materials used in this series. Materials such as hats, t-shirts, rings and other items are visible among the permanent settlers of this series.

In addition to different materials, many people have gathered in different places. But this time we saw another religious event. I am mentioning such an incident today. The pictures you see here are a picture of Bangladesh. Last Ramadan Eid, the doors and interior of the Shahi Akbr ali Jame Mosque in Bakhtiyar Para, a 300-year-old mosque located in Chittagong Anwara Police Station, were captured. The mosque is located next to the shrine of Charpir Auliya. At the end of the Eid prayers, a group of young people celebrated a bizarre Eid in love with Dirilis. From Bangladesh

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Location: Dhaka, Bangladesh

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