information about the Turkish

‏Turkey is a secular Islamic state that arose out of the ruins of the Ottoman Empire, with an area of approximately 783,562 km², and a population of about 1,073,818 people based on the 2016 census. 

Most of the population are Muslims, and they live in towns and cities, and they speak the Turkish language, which is the official language in the country.  Turkey is famous for the manufacture of textiles, cars, electrical tools, food and chemicals, and leather, as well as its mineral wealth of lead, coal, iron, copper, and chrome, and it is world famous for the cultivation of tea, olives, tobacco, citrus fruits, barley, and hazelnut.

information about the Turkish

‏Turkey's climate is characterized by being.. multiple;  It is characterized by a moderate, hot and dry climate in summer, and cold humid in winter in the coastal areas overlooking the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean Sea, while it is characterized by a warm and humid oceanic climate in summer, and a cold and wet winter in the coastal areas overlooking the Black Sea, and in the coastal areas overlooking the Marmara Sea, it is characterized by  The climate is hot and dry in 

.summer, and cold and wet in winter

place to visit

‏Sultan Ahmed Mosque: Established by Sultan Ahmed I in the year 1609 AD-1616 AD, and it is called the Blue Mosque;  Because its interior walls are decorated with blue Iznik tiles, and the mosque is distinguished by its wide courtyard, its height estimated at about 43 m, and it contains more than 200 windows.  Hagia Sophia Museum: It is located opposite the Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Istanbul. The museum was formerly a cathedral before Mehmed the Conqueror converted it into a mosque, and then into a religious museum in 1935 AD.  Sulaymaniyah Mosque: it is called Suleiman the Magnificent Mosque, built in 1558 AD at the instructions of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent to the Ottoman engineer Mimar Sinan.

Kind of food in the turkey

Kabab

Kumpir

Turkish baklava

Kofta

Traditional customs

There are prevailing customs and traditions that the Turkish people are famous for, and we show some of them in the article:

‏ Guests are kissed on the cheeks as a kind of greeting and greeting, while close friends shake hands and warm hugs between them.

#‏ The Turkish people are keen to revere the elderly, so we find that young people are keen when visiting relatives or friends precede the word mom or dad for the name of the elderly.

#Preserving the modest person while visiting mosques and holy places, as women are keen to wear the veil when entering the mosque, although Turkey is considered a secular country in the West, but it adheres to the teachings of Islam, given that most of its inhabitants embrace the Islamic religion.

#‏ Pay attention to hygiene and take off shoes before entering the house, which makes them provide additional clean shoes inside the house, for guests to wear.

#‏ Presenting gifts on visits, as you must carry a bouquet of flowers, a box of chocolate, or some sweets and delicious food when hosting someone for you, as a kind of appreciation and taste.

‏ The most important customs and traditions in Turkey: -

#‏ Blue eyes spread throughout Turkey, so we find them in cars and homes, an expression of protection from envy and evil.

‏ #Home visits between families in Turkey begin at night, starting after dinner and continuing until midnight, and the guests leave the house before midnight, it is considered for the Turks not to like the hospitality provided to them while they are at home.

#‏ If one of them is invited to eat in a restaurant, the determined person shall bear the full payment of the bill, and sharing the account between the two parties is not permitted.

 # Among the Turks, placing salt over a person's shoulders before traveling is a sign of wishing for success and a return to safety.

#‏ Water for the Turkish people is evidence of ease and abundant luck.

#‏ Purity parties are well-known to the Turks, as a child is purified on his birthday, a celebration is prepared for that, relatives and children are invited, with children wearing clothes specially designed for this occasion.