Translation and evaluation of Suretü'l Etrak Lede'l Arab "The Turks With The Eyes of Arabs"

Turkish-Arab relations date back much earlier than the Turks' adoption of Islam. Especially when the Turks became Muslims, these relations reached to the top.During the Seljuk period, these relations were mostly based on the protection of the Islamic world and the Abbasid-Seljuk relations attracted attention. Finally, after the Egyptian campaign of the Ottoman Empire, the Arab world remained under Turkish rule until 1918. After the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, the Arab geography was immersed in the false liberty of British origin, but in essence it adopted the newly established Turkish State and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk as the cornerstone of freedom. This network of relations has attracted the attention of Arab scholars in every period of history and has written many works on this subject.The work translated here is one of them.Iraqi historian, jurist and political scientist İbrahim DAKUKİ has covered all aspects of Turkish-Arab relations from the beginning until 1999.In particular, it has tried to display the Turkish-Arab Relations in the process from the last period of the Ottoman Empire until 1999 with a neutral perspective as much as possible. Key words:Turkish-Arab Relations, Turks, Arabs, Middle East,İbrahim Dakuki