KO S3 EP 9
KO S3 EP 9
The fantastic and amazing series is filled with joy and reflects the dignity of Islam. It shows how the problems were solved on the basis of Islamic view.
Review of Episode 8
In the previous episode of Kurulus Osman, Byzantine soldiers understand that Osman has entered the fortress and start to assault them. Osman realizes that Turgut’s life is in threat and takes motion to store him. Rogatus takes Turgut in prison and waits for Osman to come back. A brief time later, Osman comes and saves Turgut. Osman and his soldiers manipulate to escape the usage of the secret passage inside the castle. Osman returns to the tribe and says that the children have been taken to the Hristos monastery. Cerkutay sneaks into the monastery and tries to gather records. The next day, Osman plans an assault in order to save the Turkish children. While Osman is speaking to his soldiers within the wooded area, the Byzantines attack them. Rogatus reveals the clue that Ahmed left for Osman inside the dungeon and sends the children to other region. Osman not want to lose his soldiers and children as well.
Osman returns to the tribe and says he cannot succeed in returning back the children. Osman sees the crying women and at once goes to his tent. Osman prays to Allah for the Children. Turkish children visit Aya Yorgi monastery through order of Rogatus. Nikola and Kosses assume that their Turkish childrens will quickly end up as Christians. Nikola says that Gregor has started out to enforce the plan and they may attack Sogut quickly. Meanwhile, Gregor visits Osman and says he is very sorry for the abducted children. Osman likes this behaviour of Gregor very lot. Osman says he’s going to find the children. Ahmed is very unhappy approximately all that has came about and starts to hope to Allah.
Bahadir meets Gokce and tells her that they’ll soon break out from the tribe. Osman then catches the real priest, who is trying to go to the monastery together with his squaddies. Kumral comes to the monastery and starts offevolved talking to Rogatus. Julia is angry and want to slap Ahmed then Abdal saves the children. Rogatus could be very inspired by means of what Abdal says. While Gokce is attempting to break out within the woodland, Bahadir kills her. Abdal talks to Rogatus over again after which goes to see the kids. Abdal tells the guards within the kids’s room that they have to admit. Abdal then ties the two Byzantine soldiers and leaves the room with the kids. Rogatus thinks that Abdal is unaware of Latin so he stops him on the way. But when the Abdal talks to him in Latin and tell him about moving the children towards the kitchen then he realizes that Abdal is speaking truth. Rogatus goes to check on the soldiers in the room and realizes that they’ve been neutralized via the priest.
Gregor learns from the spies that the task has been finished and eagerly awaits the assault of the Byzantine army. Nikola, Kosses, and Rogatus meet outdoor of Sogut. Nikola tells his friends that they will blow up Sogut quickly and then take over it. That night, the spies secretly take movement and try to detonate the gunpowder filled jugs. Gregor secretly waits for a long term, but whilst he hears no explosion, he realizes that some thing is incorrect. Osman’s soldiers kill these spies one after the other. Osman sooner or later catches Gregor within the center of Sogut. Gregor apologizes to Osman generally. Osman tells Gregor that he discovered all of his plans from Akca and accuses him of seeking to kill harmless human beings. Osman says that the penalty for this crime is dying and executes Gregor. Later, the humans depart their homes and research why Osman killed Gregor.
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