Ertugrul Ghazi's first episode released on PTV

Ertugrul Ghazi's first episode released on PTV
The first episode of the drama Ertugrul Ghazi was aired on Pakistan Television (PTV) last night from the 1st of Ramadan.
Rebel TV: The Pakistani government announced that the Turkish drama serial Ertugrul would be aired on state TV from the first of Ramadan, the first episode of which was released last night.
Turkish drama based on Islamic history and full story of Ottoman Caliphate has become very popular all over the world. Not only in Muslim but also in non-Muslim countries this drama has been seen after being translated into different languages. Khan has also mentioned the play in several of his speeches, after which the government announced that the play would be aired on state TV from the first of Ramadan.
The 150-episode drama was created by the Turkish government so that the public could know the whole story of the Ottoman Caliphate. In this serial, women have played different roles and love stories have been told in the drama.
Last night, the first episode of the drama was aired on state TV in Pakistan, showing the beginning of the story of the Qai Abbasi tribe in the 1225s. The episode plotted to separate Christians from Muslims and divide them. Was shown and a fight of some Muslim youths of Muslim Qai tribe with Christians who go hunting in the forest but there in the captivity of Christians at the call of Muslim family they are released from their captivity and wounded They take the prisoner with them to their tribe
It should be noted that this drama was controversial even before it started in Pakistan. Some people were in favor of this drama that it would awaken the spirit of jihad in Muslims while on the other hand some people thought that the drama was based on Usman, the founder of the Ottoman Caliphate The situation of Ertugrul's father and the people of his tribe is presented, not all of its events are authentic and it is a mixture of lies and truth, the drama is made in such a way that once the viewer sees his Imprisoned at dawn
In addition, Allama Muhammad Yusuf Banuri of Jamia Banuri issued a fatwa on the question, stating that "it is not right to adopt an illegitimate method to achieve any legitimate goal. It is not permissible to make films, dramas or watch them.