Watch Aziz Mahmud Hudayi: Askın Yolculugu Episode 9 With English Subtitles
Mahmud Effendi Faces His Own Pride in Brusa – Aziz Mahmud Hudayi: Askın Yolculugu Episode 9 with English Subtitles
Watch Aziz Mahmud Hudayi: Askın Yolculugu Episode 9 with English Subtitles – Mahmud Effendi Faces His Own Pride in Brusa
“The issue is not arguing. The issue is breaking hearts.”
In Episode 9 of Aziz Mahmud Hudayi: Askın Yolculugu, praise and power begin to change Mahmud Effendi. After the debate, he scolds his family, wounds Teacher Mustafa, and quarrels with Dilaver Bey in the city council. Meanwhile, young Yusuf finds comfort and a purpose among his new companions. Mahmud’s Master tells him that the real issue is breaking hearts, and that he must gather himself. Watch the episode with English subtitles and read what happens below, without the final scene.
A Regent Who Has Lost His Way
Since the debate, something is wrong with Mahmud Effendi. At home he scolds his children, and Safiye tells Zisan Hanim that he has changed a lot. She fears that so much praise is hard on him, and that power can turn a man into the one he most gets angry at. In the city, Teacher Mustafa left the madrasah offended, and Mahmud’s students feel the loss. His Master gives him a new duty: to gather himself up. Notables of Brusa also whisper that Mahmud stole his words from Sheikh Uftade.
Yusuf Finds a Place to Grow
Yusuf, who always slept on the floor, finally rests on a bed under the blanket the Sheikh made. His grandfather says goodbye, reminds him that he is the son of a martyr, and entrusts him to Allah and the Sheikh. Soon Yusuf learns bookbinding, and the aghas in the kitchen give him a job counting supplies. He counts everything one by one, even the cloves of garlic, and Hasan is amazed. When the noise around him becomes too much, the Sheikh takes him to hear a hymn, which calms him.
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Terms used in this episode
- Şeyh spiritual leader of a Sufi order
- Efendi sir, master
- Kadı judge
- İnşallah If Allah wills
- Bey lord, chieftain
- Şehzade prince, son of the Sultan
- Selamün Aleyküm Peace be upon you
- Maşallah What Allah has willed
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Council Fights and a Hard Look Inward
At the monthly council, the Qadi asks for solutions to Brusa’s problems, from uncollected garbage to missing funds. Mahmud and Dilaver Bey soon turn the meeting into an argument, and Mahmud’s Master sends him out. Elsewhere, Teacher Mustafa tells the Chief Mudarris that the madrasah is too small for both teachers, and the Chief Mudarris considers dismissing Mahmud. Mahmud then admits to his Master that heedlessness covered his heart. Now he must repair what he broke, starting with Teacher Mustafa. The final scene is left for you to watch.
Mini FAQ
What happens in Aziz Mahmud Hudayi Episode 9?
Mahmud Effendi struggles with pride after the debate, hurting his family, Teacher Mustafa and his fellow notables. His Master tells him to gather himself, while young Yusuf settles in with the Sheikh and his companions.
Why is Teacher Mustafa upset with Mahmud in Episode 9?
Mahmud criticized and belittled Teacher Mustafa in front of the students, even though Mustafa was right about the hadith. Mustafa says it is a matter of dignity, not of who is right.
Where can I watch Aziz Mahmud Hudayi Episode 9 with English subtitles?
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