Hayreddin Barbarossa Pasha

A historical novel about the march of the famous Ottoman fleet commander, Khair al-Din Barbarosa, who fought, conquered, won, and led the victory of Muslims in Western countries along with his brother, Commander Oruj Barbarossa. He achieved fame in both the East and West, and his naval victories established the Ottoman hegemony in the Mediterranean in the middle of the 6th century. This novel not only presents the heroics of the captain of the seas, but explores the various stations of his life, good and bad, revealing their spiritual features. It sheds light on his wide knowledge, culture, and analysis of the Book of God Almighty, the hadiths of His prophet and the sayings of the Companions and scholars. The novel also brings us closer to the brave cadet, Khedr Rais, who became an admiral bearing the title of Khair alDin Pasha over an arduous life at sea until he surrendered his soul.