Actually those pictures are fictional. Harem was not in that way. It is a place which is like the inside part of the house. Where mostly the female servants would live. It was also a school for women. And they ofc used to dress more modestly. Everyone used to dress modestly in that time.
@@chalani1232 a cage? Those women are want to be the servant of the kingdom by their own will. For that era, be a servant in a kingdom is the most precious job. They have to really qualified, especially for skills and loyality. In middle east countries (muslim coutry for specifically) harem is almost like the main palace. But it built special only for the Queen and her women servant. Their duty is take care of the queen since the king is focussed to his job, making and cleaning the queen’s dresses,gowns,bedroom etc..they also can go out with the queen’s permision as long they informed where and why the servant doing there. this system was made to prevent any sexual abusement if the staff in the palace is mixed as the most kingdoms in other nations.
@@95bekirable for some culture and age yes, they are slave. But not all of them. Many slaves are the victim from war,robery,even debt. That’s the culture of ancient midle eastern countries
The most difficult life is the life of a musician in the harem. They are in close proximity to the harem girls whose sole purpose is to entertain the elite so love is missing in thier life and they pine for love. And for the musician it is very difficult to live in close proximity to the beautiful girls, build the emotion through music and not fall in love with them.
@@eren.mapping salak mısın aga? Osmanlı Devleti bildiğin Fransız + İslam bozması bi devletti. Asıl Batıcı olan Osmanlıydı. Çünkü bütün rönesans Batı'daydı. Osmanlı realist idi, yenilik neredeyse ordan onu alıyordu. Sizin gibi at gözlüğü takan sözde Osmanlıcı değildiler.
@Himmler Oyunda Bayağı da gericiydi. Osmanlıyı sevmediğim için falan söylemiyorum bunu. Ama yine de şu yüzyılda suudi arabistanda yaşamak istemezdiyseniz osmanlıda da yaşamak istemezdiniz.
@@EngPheniks Ottomans did enslave some european women, but not in huge quantity, and they probably were bought by the lower class. Don't flatter yourself.
@@maaz322 Most concubines were cariyes. Caucasian, Circassian, and eastern European women were much more expensive to buy, yet they’re around a lot in the imperial Ottoman harem... I wonder why?
@@cudas4n Of course turks aren't arabs but this music in particular is an arabic song by Lena shamamyan (love in damascus) , check it out. The يا ليل at the end is enough of clue even thought turkish music and arabic ressemble each other but this one is distinctivly arabic or persian.
@@kadikoykefalgrubuistanbul2173 kızıl kızıl ! Kırmizı turkce soz değil. Ve Bayrağımiz kızıl ak, kırmızı beyaz değil. Duruma bak, arapca, farzca, fransizca, her dil karişti. Turkçemizi kaybetik!
Honestly, they’re not butt-naked. If they want something that show skin from the Ottoman Empire, they could’ve looked in miniaturists of the time making portraits of pageboys in feminine attire, men of rank kissing them, and those gowns that harem musicians wear (their gömleks were see-through, their necklines were low enough for you to see their bosoms)
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It is Arabic voice who sings , ( Lena Chamamyan ) and the song name is ( Love in Damascus )
Salam! Thank u so much!
Lena Chamayan is a Syrian-Armenian singer.
@@victoriaaldori4852 Like Haig Yazdjian
Actually those pictures are fictional. Harem was not in that way. It is a place which is like the inside part of the house. Where mostly the female servants would live. It was also a school for women. And they ofc used to dress more modestly. Everyone used to dress modestly in that time.
Well it was a cage for women anyways
@@chalani1232 a cage? Those women are want to be the servant of the kingdom by their own will. For that era, be a servant in a kingdom is the most precious job. They have to really qualified, especially for skills and loyality. In middle east countries (muslim coutry for specifically) harem is almost like the main palace. But it built special only for the Queen and her women servant. Their duty is take care of the queen since the king is focussed to his job, making and cleaning the queen’s dresses,gowns,bedroom etc..they also can go out with the queen’s permision as long they informed where and why the servant doing there. this system was made to prevent any sexual abusement if the staff in the palace is mixed as the most kingdoms in other nations.
@@rask624 They were slaves sold and bought.
@@95bekirable for some culture and age yes, they are slave. But not all of them. Many slaves are the victim from war,robery,even debt. That’s the culture of ancient midle eastern countries
@@95bekirable someone like you would cost around 2 pound of dirt back then
Turkey Ottoman is unique; a someone be a the soldiers since in the Birth..
@The Protector dont need if you understand . We arent british or american . ALLAHU EKBER
He said : Turkey Ottoman is unique, there was some people (Ottoman subjects) who had become soldiers since they was born
Journey of flavor you can feel through your heart
Love this music❤️
The girl with the red hair you saw in the video was roxelana or Hurrem sultan the sultan Suleyman Khan favorite she was from Ukraine
The most difficult life is the life of a musician in the harem. They are in close proximity to the harem girls whose sole purpose is to entertain the elite so love is missing in thier life and they pine for love. And for the musician it is very difficult to live in close proximity to the beautiful girls, build the emotion through music and not fall in love with them.
Beautiful
Excellent.....❤️❤️❤️
Lagunya sangat sedap di dengar, saya suka.
Love from sri lanka, feel beat
This is Syrian music the Singer Name Lena Chamamyan.... love in damascus
She's Armenian...
the Ottoman empire was actually run by the Valides of the Harem. the most prominent of them being Kosem Sultan.
only at a certain time Valides ruled
Komiksin
dude, this is cool
This is Syrian music and the name of the music is (the love in Damascus ) by Lina shmamian
But it is new Syrian musik not othman musik 😃
He is right this is not ottoman music! Not looks like! But good music.
Shermav Hamo,thank you for that the music is beautiful..
Shermav where Herr ja written tja rhis ja ottoman music?
thank you for the Information this Music is beautiful
Off offff aman offfffff ne etiler sana osmanli
Osmanlida yasamak isterdim
@@eren.mapping salak mısın aga? Osmanlı Devleti bildiğin Fransız + İslam bozması bi devletti. Asıl Batıcı olan Osmanlıydı. Çünkü bütün rönesans Batı'daydı. Osmanlı realist idi, yenilik neredeyse ordan onu alıyordu. Sizin gibi at gözlüğü takan sözde Osmanlıcı değildiler.
@@terrificsoprano5025 puhahahaha çok komiksin lan
@Himmler Oyunda Bayağı da gericiydi. Osmanlıyı sevmediğim için falan söylemiyorum bunu. Ama yine de şu yüzyılda suudi arabistanda yaşamak istemezdiyseniz osmanlıda da yaşamak istemezdiniz.
@@eren.mapping IAERGBYUESBIVHWEINTNV osmanlıya gitsen ne bulacaksın acaba
Why using surreal pictures from Westernies? Harem was not like in the pictures as u used.
You're delusional
Ottoman harem consisted of not only the Turks. In fact most of them were slaves kidnapped from Europe
@@EngPheniks Maybe in your surreal dreams.
@@EngPheniks Ottomans did enslave some european women, but not in huge quantity, and they probably were bought by the lower class. Don't flatter yourself.
@@maaz322 Most concubines were cariyes. Caucasian, Circassian, and eastern European women were much more expensive to buy, yet they’re around a lot in the imperial Ottoman harem... I wonder why?
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👍👍💕
why naked images ?!!!!!
Can I use this music?
This is Arabic Music tho I don't understand Why using inappropriate images?!
Ottoman. Not arabic turks arent arabs
@@cudas4n Of course turks aren't arabs but this music in particular is an arabic song by Lena shamamyan (love in damascus) , check it out. The يا ليل at the end is enough of clue even thought turkish music and arabic ressemble each other but this one is distinctivly arabic or persian.
😪💔
Thank You Atatürk ♥️♥️♥️♥️
Kemalist ideoloji pan turkism ideoloji'men birlikte olamaz.
Bir pan turk oncelikle başka turk dialektleride konuşmali.
Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk kırmızı çigimizdir Ruhu şad olsun Tüm silah Arkadaşlarının ruhu şad olsun
@@kadikoykefalgrubuistanbul2173 kızıl kızıl ! Kırmizı turkce soz değil. Ve Bayrağımiz kızıl ak, kırmızı beyaz değil.
Duruma bak, arapca, farzca, fransizca, her dil karişti. Turkçemizi kaybetik!
would someone recommend me some other music similar to this one
Ömer Faruk ( I Love İstanbul ) 👍
It's arabic andalusian music . Stoler
The Ottoman Empire was very attached to the Islamic faith, what you show as an Ottoman woman in those pictures is just a fantasy
Honestly, they’re not butt-naked. If they want something that show skin from the Ottoman Empire, they could’ve looked in miniaturists of the time making portraits of pageboys in feminine attire, men of rank kissing them, and those gowns that harem musicians wear (their gömleks were see-through, their necklines were low enough for you to see their bosoms)
What is the name of the song?
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Its an Armenian singer Lena Chamamyan 🇦🇲
It's arabic music
@@algerianmermaid its an Armenian singer
@@titanios9891 yeah