ZABAAN-E-YAAR-E-MAN TURKEY (PICTORIAL EDITION)

Dr. Aslam Bhatta lives in Australia but had a heart for Turkey without seeing it. He arrived there four years ago and got to know his “beloved” firsthand. This three-week trip turned into a memorable moment in his life. He saw Turkey and the Turks very closely, visited historical places, flipped through history books and when he returned and picked up his pen, he made his readers his fellow travelers. When his articles came out, there was a stir. Although he did not write travelogues continuously, his articles were read in the glorification of the book and they became connected like grains. Even though they were separate, they were one and took the form of a document on the history and culture of Turkey. I have no hope but I am sure that those who love Turkey, of whom there is no shortage all over the world and the people of Pakistan are all crazy about Turkey, will take it in their hands and study it with their eyes of passion from generation to generation.
Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Shami

I saw the history and culture of Turkey in a new light after reading this book. Dr. Bhatta’s narration is very interesting and informative. His writing provides a deep understanding of the daily life of the Turkish people, their festivals and rituals, which fills this book with the true colors of life.
Ata-ul-Haq Qasmi

If I look at this travelogue of Dr. Tsavoor Bhatta as a reader, his writing has everything that not only attracts but also captivates the reader. The cultural diversity and description of the traditional aspects of Turkey in this writing are unparalleled. This book is a special treat for those interested in the deep cultural heritage of Turkey, in which the beauty of Turkish history, culture and fine arts has been brilliantly highlighted.
Khalid Masood

The outline of the geographical beauty of Turkey that has been drawn in this travelogue takes the reader on a tour of Turkey while sitting at home. Dr. Tsavur Bhatta's pen is so effective that the reader feels himself wandering in the streets of Turkey. The charm of his pen is worth seeing with regard to the beautiful landscapes, gardens and historical places of Turkey. Yes, it is a different matter that the reader is immersed in the thought that the situation of Turkey seems to be changing, God knows when our situation will change.
Sohail Warraich

Turkey is a land with which the Muslims of the Indian subcontinent have a history of love. The reward for these loves has also been the continuous unconditional love and desire of the Turkish people for the Muslims here. This Turkey, the trustee of the Ottoman Caliphate, has been under the influence of revolutions for the past one hundred years and many ideological seasons have changed here, but the season of love of the Turkish people for Pakistan has never changed. Dr. Tsavur Aslam Bhatta's Travelogue of Turkey is a book that is actually a practical expression of this love hidden in their hearts. The beauty with which he has captured the culture, civilization and tradition of this region in the magic of his travelogue and the wonderful way in which he has described it is his excellence. This travelogue is a beautiful vision of a beautiful country. Shadd
Orya Maqbool Jan

This travelogue by Dr. Tsavoor Bhutta is a wonderful literary effort. The history, culture and values of Turkey. All this is presented with great charm and skill. Shocking revelations, historical mysteries and local stories captivate the reader's heart. All this has its place, but the pain behind the writing has made this writing memorable.
Dr. Muhammad Amjad Saqib

Dr. Bhutta's travelogue has provided an opportunity to see the journey of Turkey through the lens of a new era. In recent years, the interest of Pakistani viewers in Turkish TV dramas has further deepened the historical and cultural ties between the two countries. This book by Dr. Bhutta well describes the depth of this historical relationship and the growing interest of the Pakistani people towards Turkey.
Qasim Ali Shah

Dr. Bhutta's book presents the colorful history of Turkey from a new and untouched angle. Each chapter enlightens us with a new world. This book not only lifts the veil of the past but also unravels the web of political and social changes. From his pen, every aspect of Turkish civilization, from political revolutions to social changes, comes alive.
Arif Anis

A travelogue written with such fluency and eloquence in Urdu is rarely seen. Dr. Bhutta's grasp of the language is commendable. The use of metaphors and verbal magic in his writing provide the reader with a lively experience.
Tawfiq Butt

Turkey is my favorite country. I have been to Turkey, or the important city of Turkey, Istanbul, two or three times, and each time I was captivated by this beautiful city. The few days spent there are unforgettable for a lifetime. Travelogues of Turkey also attract me. Dr. Tawfir Aslam Bhutta's travelogue "Zaban-e Yar-e Min Turki" is also such an interesting and unique travelogue.
Dr. Tazar Bhutta lives in Australia. The famous Turkish drama “Ertugrul” played a major role in increasing his love and attachment to Turkey. He developed an interest and love for Ertugrul’s father, Suleiman Shah, his companions and descendants, especially Osman. He decided to visit all those places. This travelogue is an interesting account of his journey.
The beauty of this travelogue by Dr. Tazar Aslam Bhutta is its simple but fluent language. Unlike traditional travelogues, the doctor, like an ordinary but curious traveler, tried to explore all these important places and things and see them with his own eyes. He described what he saw beautifully without any exaggeration or unnecessary romanticism. The list of chapters is interesting. The first chapter is on Sultan Ahmed Chowk and the second is on Kosem Sultan. Who watches Turkish dramas who does not know Kosem Sultan?