Watch Haci Bayram i Veli Episode 20 With English Subtitles
Somuncu Baba Upsets the Trade of Sis Castle – Haci Bayram i Veli Episode 20 with English Subtitles
Watch Haci Bayram i Veli Episode 20 with English Subtitles – Somuncu Baba Upsets the Trade of Sis Castle
“Is it the mosque or your faith that you need to dig the foundation of?”
Episode 20 of Haci Bayram i Veli moves between the workshops, the market and the homes of Sis Castle. A court case over a sword ends with a blacksmith banned from his trade, while Numan Efendi pushes ahead with the mosque for the Hunkar. Then Somuncu Baba tells caravanners to sell their goods in town, and the tradesmen are furious. Bayram Efendi is caught between his duty and his Sheikh. This page has the episode with English subtitles and a recap that keeps the ending a secret.
The Caravan Goods That Upset the Market
Bayram Efendi believed the caravanners would leave in the morning, as he had told the Bey. Instead they sold everything in Sis Castle. They say Somuncu Baba told them it would be better for them. The Bey is angry, because two more big caravans are due and prices are already falling. Bayram confronts his Sheikh, who says it would harm no one and tells him to mind his own business. Bayram answers that the job was his. Somuncu Baba asks whether he was the one who kept the balance. Later Bayram suggests organizing a caravan to sell off the surplus goods.
Numan Efendi, the Mosque and the Missing Pulpit
Numan, the former Kapucubasi, now works as a builder, and some people mock him for going from baking bread to laying bricks. The rough work on the mosque is done, and the crew discusses lead and rice coatings for twenty windows and lampshades for the natural light. Vasilis, now called Ibrahim, is to bring water from the monk’s mountain. A talk about Hunkar Yildirim Beyazit and the pulpit he admired in Manisa leads to an order to find that ustad. Numan also has a dream of the mosque collapsing, and Somuncu Baba’s answer is sharp.
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Terms used in this episode
- Efendi sir, master
- Şeyh spiritual leader of a Sufi order
- Bey lord, chieftain
- Eyvallah thank you / so be it / agreed
- Hatun lady
- Hünkâr the sovereign
- İnşallah If Allah wills
- Ahi craftsmen's brotherhood
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Faith, Family and Small Lessons
The quieter scenes carry much of the episode. Bayram tells a man who has hit rock bottom the story of Bishr al-Hafi, and the man repents. Somuncu Baba takes on Harun as an apprentice and tells Omer that he is ready to light the fire. In the court case at the start, Yigitbasi shows that a sword lacks the letter waw stamped on Khalfa Omer Efendi’s work. At home, Bayram and Ayse speak openly about patience, poverty and prayer. Then a messenger arrives at the Bey’s door with news from outside the castle.
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Where can I watch Haci Bayram i Veli Episode 20 with English subtitles?
You can watch Episode 20 with English subtitles on osmanonline.live. The episode is embedded on this page, and the recap here is free of ending spoilers.
Why was Somuncu Baba blamed in Haci Bayram i Veli Episode 20?
Caravanners who were supposed to leave Sis Castle sold all their goods there instead, and they said Somuncu Baba told them it would be better for them. The Bey and the tradesmen feared this would upset the balance of trade.
What happens to the mosque Numan Efendi is building?
The rough work is done and the detailed work begins, with the windows, lampshades and water supply being planned. The crew is also told to find the ustad who can build a pulpit like the one in Manisa.
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