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Unique habits of the Ottomans
(1) Coffee and water
When a guest came to the Ottoman Turks, they would offer him coffee and plain water
If the guest raised his hand towards the water, they would understand that the guest wanted food, then they would arrange the best food
And if he had extended his hand towards the coffee, he would have known that the guest did not need to eat
(2) Flowers outside the house
If yellow flowers are seen outside a house, it means that there is a patient in that house. You should not make noise outside the house because of this patient and you can come to visit.
And if red flowers were placed outside the house, it would be an indication that there is a mature girl in the house, so do not speak vulgar phrases around the house.
And if you want to bring a marriage message, welcome!
(3) Hammer
Two types of doorbell (bell-shaped) hammers were placed outside the house
One big one small
If a big hammer was sounded, it would indicate that a man had come outside the house, so the man of the house would go out
And if the little hammer rang, it would be known that there was a lady outside, so the lady of the house would open the door to welcome her.
(4) Charity
The way of giving charity of the Ottoman Turks was also amazing That
Their rich people used to go to vegetable vendors or shopkeepers and get accounts in their name
And whoever came in need of vegetables or rations, the shopkeeper would give them grains and vegetables without taking money from him, without telling him who would give his money.
After some time he would clear the account by paying the wealthy
(5) Sixty-three years
If an Ottoman Turk was over sixty-three years old and someone asked him, “What is your age?”
so they
He should not say to the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) that I am more than sixty-three years old.
It is Rather it would say
My son has gone too far
Oh God, what kind of literature, what kind of love these people had
What were the best habits of these people
