The Sultan Who Saved Thousands — The Mercy of Bayezid II

In this episode of Noble Footsteps, we uncover one of the most inspiring acts of leadership in Islamic history — the moment Sultan Bayezid II opened the doors of the Ottoman Empire to thousands of Jewish refugees expelled from Spain in 1492.

Instead of turning them away, Bayezid II offered protection, safety, and dignity.
He sent ships to rescue families, provided housing, protected their religious freedoms, and ensured they could rebuild their lives in peace.

In this cinematic narration, you will discover:
🌙 Why the Jews of Spain were expelled in 1492
🌙 How Sultan Bayezid II welcomed and protected them
🌙 The impact of his decision on the Ottoman Empire
🌙 Lessons on mercy, justice, and ethical leadership
🌙 How compassion changed the destiny of thousands

This is not fiction.
This is a real historical event, showing how true leadership is measured by mercy and protection—not power.

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