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The Sancak-ı Şerif (Ottoman Turkish: سنجاق شريف, lit. 'great flag') is the alleged original standard of the Prophet Muhammad. It is currently kept along with other sacred relics of Muhammad in the treasury of the Topkapı Palace in Istanbul. According to legend, the flag was used in the first Muslim wars; then passed into the hands of the Umayyads and Abbasids; and finally, with Selim I's conquest of Egypt in 1517, fell into Ottoman hands. The Ottomans carried the flag into battle, beginning with their Hungarian campaign circa 1593.

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rdfs:label	Sancak-ı Şerif (de) Sztandar proroka (pl) Sancak-ı Şerif (en)
rdfs:comment	Sztandar Proroka (tur. Sancak-i Şerif, osm. سنجاق شريف) – sztandar proroka Mahometa, uznawany za najcenniejszą z relikwii skarbca pałacu Topkapı. Zieloną chorągiew, zdobytą w bitwie pod Wiedniem we wrześniu 1683 uznaną omyłkowo za Sztandar Proroka, król Jan III Sobieski odesłał do papieża Innocentego XI. (pl) Die Sancak-ı Şerif, auch Sandschak-i Scherif (osmanisch سنجاق شريف ‚edle Fahne‘), ist die angebliche Standarte des Propheten Mohammed, die als Reliquie in der Schatzkammer des Topkapı Sarayı aufbewahrt und jährlich einmal im Ramadan zur öffentlichen Verehrung in den Räumen jenes Palastes ausgestellt wurde. Dieselbe stammt der Religionssage nach aus den ersten Kriegen des Propheten, ging später in den Besitz der Umayyaden und Abbasiden über und fiel schließlich während der Eroberung Ägyptens Sultan Selim I. in die Hände. (de) The Sancak-ı Şerif (Ottoman Turkish: سنجاق شريف, lit. 'great flag') is the alleged original standard of the Prophet Muhammad. It is currently kept along with other sacred relics of Muhammad in the treasury of the Topkapı Palace in Istanbul. According to legend, the flag was used in the first Muslim wars; then passed into the hands of the Umayyads and Abbasids; and finally, with Selim I's conquest of Egypt in 1517, fell into Ottoman hands. The Ottomans carried the flag into battle, beginning with their Hungarian campaign circa 1593. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Abbasids Religious flags Relics of Muhammad Umayyad Caliphate Muhammad Islamic religious objects Long Turkish War Silahdar Findiklili Mehmed Agha Possessions of Muhammad Sultan Relics Topkapı Palace Topkapı Palace War flag Ottoman Empire Islam Istanbul Black Standard Historical flags Selim I Relic
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has abstract	Die Sancak-ı Şerif, auch Sandschak-i Scherif (osmanisch سنجاق شريف ‚edle Fahne‘), ist die angebliche Standarte des Propheten Mohammed, die als Reliquie in der Schatzkammer des Topkapı Sarayı aufbewahrt und jährlich einmal im Ramadan zur öffentlichen Verehrung in den Räumen jenes Palastes ausgestellt wurde. Dieselbe stammt der Religionssage nach aus den ersten Kriegen des Propheten, ging später in den Besitz der Umayyaden und Abbasiden über und fiel schließlich während der Eroberung Ägyptens Sultan Selim I. in die Hände. Sie soll, wenn dem Osmanenstaat oder dem Islam die äußerste Gefahr droht, mit ins Lager genommen und vom Sultan persönlich enthüllt werden, worauf dieser sich dann an die Spitze der Armee stellen und jeder waffenfähige Muslim sich am Kampf beteiligen muss. (de) The Sancak-ı Şerif (Ottoman Turkish: سنجاق شريف, lit. 'great flag') is the alleged original standard of the Prophet Muhammad. It is currently kept along with other sacred relics of Muhammad in the treasury of the Topkapı Palace in Istanbul. According to legend, the flag was used in the first Muslim wars; then passed into the hands of the Umayyads and Abbasids; and finally, with Selim I's conquest of Egypt in 1517, fell into Ottoman hands. The Ottomans carried the flag into battle, beginning with their Hungarian campaign circa 1593. According to Ottoman historian Silahdar Findiklili Mehmed Agha (d. 1727), the flag was made of black wool. It was believed that if the Ottoman state, or Islam generally, were threatened with extreme danger, the flag should be taken into the field by the sultan personally, whereupon every Muslim capable of taking arms must rally under the flag. (en) Sztandar Proroka (tur. Sancak-i Şerif, osm. سنجاق شريف) – sztandar proroka Mahometa, uznawany za najcenniejszą z relikwii skarbca pałacu Topkapı. Zieloną chorągiew, zdobytą w bitwie pod Wiedniem we wrześniu 1683 uznaną omyłkowo za Sztandar Proroka, król Jan III Sobieski odesłał do papieża Innocentego XI. (pl)
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