History of the Sultans of Bani Uthman

In the shadows of history, where myths fade and facts become apparent, Ezzatlu Yusuf Bey Asaf takes us on a journey through the ages with his book "The History of the Sultans of Bani Uthman," revealing the successive layers of time, where facts disappear in the midst of narration and interpretation, but are restored by the power of pen and page. Typographical. In our time, where history is written without fear or courtesy, the writer offers us deep reflections on the permanence of states and the extinction of civilizations, and how empires are built on the ruins of their predecessors.
The book reviews how the Ottoman civilization was not just a history of conquests and defeats, but rather was a symbol of wise administration and effective leadership that was able to connect hearts with benevolence and familiarity, and not with oppression and tyranny. In this narrative, the book appears as a mirror that reflects to us the deeds of our ancestors, providing a deep understanding of the reasons that led to the rise and fall of this great empire, and valuable lessons that deter the oppressive soul and stimulate the mind to extrapolate and appreciate.