Alim Abidulin
Biographic Data
| ID | 6888763 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alim Abidulin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alim |
| FAMILY NAME | Abidulin |
| SIGNATURE | ABIDULIN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | N. I. Lobachevsky State University of Nizhny Novgorod |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3322-0240 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Ortodoks Rus Bakişiyla Osmanli Topraklarindaki̇ Kutsal Mekanlar
Çalışmada Nijniy Novgorod vilayetinin Sergaç kazasından Ortodoks din adamı İoann Dobrotvorski tarafından İstanbul ve Filistin'e dair kaleme alınmış seyahat notları incelenmektedir. Dobrotvorski'nin XX. yüzyılın başlarında Osmanlı İmparatorluğu'nın sınırları içerisinde yer alan kutsal mekanlara gerçekleştirdiği hac ziyaretleri esnasında yazdığı mevzubahis günlükler, başkent İstanbul'a ve Hz. İbrahim'in Kutsal Ağacı olarak da adlandırılan Mamre Meş…
Modern Foreign Trade Relations of North Africa With Large States
The North African region, which includes five middle powers and small states — Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, has important geopolitical and geoeconomic significance. The region is a place where the interests of regional and global powers collide, which directly or indirectly forms the basis for serious threats of not only a local but also a global nature. The North African states are small in terms of total and per capita GDP and po…
From Ottoman to Arab Identity
The formation and development of the concept of “citizenship” as one of the most important tools for state and national construction is largely due to the historical and ethno-cultural context. As a consequence of the developing centrifugal tendencies in the Ottoman Empire, reforms were undertaken in various spheres of society, including those concerning the introduction of a new community — the national state — instead of the old millet system. …
The Ideology of Ottomanism and Symbols of Power During the Reign of Sultan Suleiman I
The article examines the symbols of power and ideological guidelines of Ottomanism, formed by Sultan Suleiman I, which later became the basis for the existence of the empire for many years. The Ottoman symbols of power were based on ancient traditions and Islamic values. The Sultan, endowed with power from Allah, had a strong influence on the subjects of the empire, and the symbols of power only strengthened the power of the emperor in the eyes o…
Frontiers in th Fate of the Ottoman Empire
The article examines the role of border territories in the fate of the Ottoman Empire. The study of the frontier of the Ottoman Empire is relevant, as it makes it possible to realize the development of the empire throughout its existence. Special attention is paid to the consideration of the main phases of changing the boundaries of the empire. The authors identify four main phases and describe each of them. The authors carefully consider the sec…
Ottoman music in the XVIII — early XX century
The article is devoted to the transformation of traditional oriental musical culture in the Ottoman Empire. The counter movement and the interpenetration of Eastern and European cultures completely changed Ottoman music. On the one hand, Ottoman music has partially lost its oriental traditions, on the other hand, the remaining oriental flavor began to play with brighter notes in new musical works. All these changes would have been impossible with…
Features of the European tour of Sultan Abdulaziz
The article analyzes an important event both for the Ottoman Empire and for international relations in the 19th century, namely the diplomatic visit of the Turkish Sultan Abdulaziz to Europe in 1867. The discovered materials describing the chronology of the visit in more detail made it possible to take a fresh look at the relationship in the power structures of the empire, as well as to study in more detail the personal qualities and character of…
The Problem of Muhajirism in the Context of the Ottoman Migration Policy
The article examines the historical context of muhajirism. The authors analyze the etymology of the term muhajir, which has no direct equivalent in Russian or other European languages. In the context of Islamic civilization, this term is used as a designation for “refugees” and related concepts. The authors investigate this phenomenon from the point of view of the policy of the Ottoman government regarding the resettlement of Muslims from Russia …
Sokollu Damat Mehmed Pasha — Vizier of the Ottoman Empire
The article examines the biography of Sokollu Damat Mehmed Pasha, who was the Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire for almost fifteen years during the reign of three sultans: Suleiman I, Selim II, Murad III. The paper pays particular attention to the process of making Sokolovich's career. The authors highlight the fact that high intelligence, analytical thinking skills and courage allow Mehmed Sokoll to attract the attention of the sultans and win …
The Ottoman Empire and Kemalist Turkey
The confessional homogeneity (90% of the population were Muslims) was characteristic for the Republic of Turkey at the moment of its appearance, while the ethnic diversity of the population was extreme. The creation of a single nation, the establishment of the institution of citizenship and instilling a sense of patriotism was one of the two goals of the Kemalists. Their other goal was to make Turkish society modern and civilized. Both of these t…
The Worlds of Piri Reis
The article is devoted to the study of the biography of the Ottoman cartographer Piri Reis, his scientific works, such as maps and Kitab-I Bahriye, as well as their role in the formation of seamanship in the studied period. The author analyzes the influence of Piri Reis' activities on the formation of the Ottoman Empire as a powerful Maritime power in the XVI century. The conclusion drawn in this article is that Piri Reis did a tremendous job in …
No prominent works on this page.
The Ottoman Empire and Kemalist Turkey
The confessional homogeneity (90% of the population were Muslims) was characteristic for the Republic of Turkey at the moment of its appearance, while the ethnic diversity of the population was extreme. The creation of a single nation, the establishment of the institution of citizenship and instilling a sense of patriotism was one of the two goals of the Kemalists. Their other goal was to make Turkish society modern and civilized. Both of these t…
The Worlds of Piri Reis
The article is devoted to the study of the biography of the Ottoman cartographer Piri Reis, his scientific works, such as maps and Kitab-I Bahriye, as well as their role in the formation of seamanship in the studied period. The author analyzes the influence of Piri Reis' activities on the formation of the Ottoman Empire as a powerful Maritime power in the XVI century. The conclusion drawn in this article is that Piri Reis did a tremendous job in …
Sokollu Damat Mehmed Pasha — Vizier of the Ottoman Empire
The article examines the biography of Sokollu Damat Mehmed Pasha, who was the Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire for almost fifteen years during the reign of three sultans: Suleiman I, Selim II, Murad III. The paper pays particular attention to the process of making Sokolovich's career. The authors highlight the fact that high intelligence, analytical thinking skills and courage allow Mehmed Sokoll to attract the attention of the sultans and win …
Ottoman music in the XVIII — early XX century
The article is devoted to the transformation of traditional oriental musical culture in the Ottoman Empire. The counter movement and the interpenetration of Eastern and European cultures completely changed Ottoman music. On the one hand, Ottoman music has partially lost its oriental traditions, on the other hand, the remaining oriental flavor began to play with brighter notes in new musical works. All these changes would have been impossible with…
Features of the European tour of Sultan Abdulaziz
The article analyzes an important event both for the Ottoman Empire and for international relations in the 19th century, namely the diplomatic visit of the Turkish Sultan Abdulaziz to Europe in 1867. The discovered materials describing the chronology of the visit in more detail made it possible to take a fresh look at the relationship in the power structures of the empire, as well as to study in more detail the personal qualities and character of…
The Problem of Muhajirism in the Context of the Ottoman Migration Policy
The article examines the historical context of muhajirism. The authors analyze the etymology of the term muhajir, which has no direct equivalent in Russian or other European languages. In the context of Islamic civilization, this term is used as a designation for “refugees” and related concepts. The authors investigate this phenomenon from the point of view of the policy of the Ottoman government regarding the resettlement of Muslims from Russia …
The Ideology of Ottomanism and Symbols of Power During the Reign of Sultan Suleiman I
The article examines the symbols of power and ideological guidelines of Ottomanism, formed by Sultan Suleiman I, which later became the basis for the existence of the empire for many years. The Ottoman symbols of power were based on ancient traditions and Islamic values. The Sultan, endowed with power from Allah, had a strong influence on the subjects of the empire, and the symbols of power only strengthened the power of the emperor in the eyes o…
Frontiers in th Fate of the Ottoman Empire
The article examines the role of border territories in the fate of the Ottoman Empire. The study of the frontier of the Ottoman Empire is relevant, as it makes it possible to realize the development of the empire throughout its existence. Special attention is paid to the consideration of the main phases of changing the boundaries of the empire. The authors identify four main phases and describe each of them. The authors carefully consider the sec…
From Ottoman to Arab Identity
The formation and development of the concept of “citizenship” as one of the most important tools for state and national construction is largely due to the historical and ethno-cultural context. As a consequence of the developing centrifugal tendencies in the Ottoman Empire, reforms were undertaken in various spheres of society, including those concerning the introduction of a new community — the national state — instead of the old millet system. …
Modern Foreign Trade Relations of North Africa With Large States
The North African region, which includes five middle powers and small states — Algeria, Egypt, Libya, Morocco and Tunisia, has important geopolitical and geoeconomic significance. The region is a place where the interests of regional and global powers collide, which directly or indirectly forms the basis for serious threats of not only a local but also a global nature. The North African states are small in terms of total and per capita GDP and po…
Ortodoks Rus Bakişiyla Osmanli Topraklarindaki̇ Kutsal Mekanlar
Çalışmada Nijniy Novgorod vilayetinin Sergaç kazasından Ortodoks din adamı İoann Dobrotvorski tarafından İstanbul ve Filistin'e dair kaleme alınmış seyahat notları incelenmektedir. Dobrotvorski'nin XX. yüzyılın başlarında Osmanlı İmparatorluğu'nın sınırları içerisinde yer alan kutsal mekanlara gerçekleştirdiği hac ziyaretleri esnasında yazdığı mevzubahis günlükler, başkent İstanbul'a ve Hz. İbrahim'in Kutsal Ağacı olarak da adlandırılan Mamre Meş…
Political science (9 works) · History (8 works) · Law (8 works) · History (7 works) · Ancient history (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Ottoman empire (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Empire (4 works)