- A
tughra (Ottoman Turkish: طغرا, romanized: ṭuġrā; Turkish: tuğra) is a
calligraphic monogram, seal or
signature of a
sultan that was
affixed to all official...
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Every sultan of the
Ottoman Empire had his own monogram,
called the
tughra,
which served as a
royal symbol. A coat of arms in the
European heraldic sense...
- sultans, as well as the last
Ottoman caliph, in
chronological order. The
tughras were the
calligraphic seals or
signatures used by
Ottoman sultans. They...
- can be
found in sources.
Abdulmejid II, the last
Ottoman Caliph,
lacked a
tughra of his own,
since he did not
serve as head of
state (that
position being...
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which was
initially undertaken in the Gr****
language to the west. The
Tughra were
calligraphic monograms, or signatures, of the
Ottoman Sultans, of which...
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- "Wonder of the Age".
Tughra Books. p. 59. ISBN 978-1-59784-260-0. Balcı,
Ramazan (2011). Bediüzzaman Said
Nursi "Wonder of the Age".
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Ramadanali (2006).
Fasting In
Islam And The
Month Of Ramadan.
United States:
Tughra Books. p. 51. ISBN 9781597846110.
Goldschmidt &
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