Ottoman Chess-Children's Educational Playset 1123

Ottoman Chess

Ottoman Chess, which was made in the 1200s, is an impressive game that muhiddin Ibnül Arabi prepared for the first time when he was on a campaign to educate his students. When he taught ottoman chess to his students, he saw that it led them to act very effectively in terms of character development and maturation in the following years. Ottoman Chess has been a need for both lessons and games for students in many madrasahs over the years and has been used in the education of the Ottoman Princes.

Among those who played the Chess of the Arifs;

• Osman Gazi, who played with Sheikh Edebali, laid the foundations of the Ottoman Empire,
• They conquered Egypt by crossing the Sinai desert with their army, which was called impenetrable by Yavuz Sultan Selim, the Byzantine who was called unattainable by Sultan Mehmet the Conqueror.
• Mimar Sinan has made magnificent architectural masterpieces,
• Piri Reis drew a map of the world,
• People like Mehmet Akif and Najib Fazil became masters of literature and poetry.

Now we are making this game of intelligence and intelligence, which has a history of 700 years forgotten, available to you and our children with the hope that new Conquerors and new Yavuzs will grow up.

We hope that you will be able to reach VISAL in the world and in the hereafter...

Have fun....

Sheikh Edebali's will to Osman Gazi

The son said: "I'm

There are people, they are born at dawn, they die in the evening prayer.
Avun son, you're strong, you're strong, you're smart, you're bald.

But I don't think you'
If you don't know where to use them and how to use them, you'll be blown away in the morning wind.
Your anger and your soul will unite and defeat your mind.
Always be patient, persevering and willful. The world is not as big as your eyes see.
All the uncontrolled mysteries, the unknowns, the unseen will only come to light with your virtues and virtues.

Count your mother and your appointee, and abundance is with the elders.
If you lose faith in this world, you'll be barren when you're green, and you'll be back in the desert.
Be frank. Don't take every word for it. Don't tell me, you know, don't know.

Don't go back and forth to where you're loved, you don't get up, there's no dignity.

Pity three people;
The alime among the ignorant, the one who fell poor when he was rich, the one who lost his reputation when he was remembered.
Don't forget! Those who are high up are not as safe as those below.
When you're right, don't be afraid to fight.
Just so you know, I don't know. They call the good horse straight and the good of the brave crazy.

O son! You're a gentleman now...
From now on, anger is for us, and heart for you...
Blaming us, putting up with you...
Incapacity is for us, error for us, and condonation for you...
Inconsistencies, conflicts, incompatibilities, disputes, justice for us, for you, for bad eyes, for bad mouths, for misinterpretation for us, forgiving you.

O son!
From now on, it's up to us to divide, to integrate to you...
To warn us, to strive, to shape you...

O son!
Know how to be patient, it does not bloom prematurely...
And don't forget this: let the people live so that the state may live.

O son!
You're heavy, you're busy.

God help me teala!