Benteng Telegraph Ottoman, jejak Komunikasi Haji 200 tahun yang lalu

In the heart of the holy city of Medina, an extraordinary historical legacy from the Ottoman Caliphate remains. The Ottoman Telegraph Fort in the Al Uyoun district bears witness to how Hajj pilgrims and the government communicated some 200 years ago, long before the internet, modern telephones, or even today's digital technology. It's located only about 1 km from the Prophet's Mosque, yet many people are unaware of this historic structure. In this video, we'll explore the fort's surroundings, its distinctive Ottoman stone architecture, and the story of how the telegraph network became a vital part of the Hajj and communication within the Islamic world at that time. This place truly exudes a unique historical atmosphere, transporting us back to the era when Medina was a vital center for communication and travel for Muslims. Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, COMMENT, and SHARE this video so more people can learn about the extraordinary Islamic history in the City of the Prophet. #islamic #hajj2026 #ottomanhajj #telegraphhajj #Medina #NabawiMosque #Ottoman #OttomanCaliphate #TelegraphFortress #OttomanTelegraph #IslamicHistory #MedinaTourism #CityOfTheProphet #Hijaz #OttomanEmpire #HistoricalTraces #MedinaTravel #IslamicHistory #MedinaVibes