THE LEADER THAT I MOST ADMIRE

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SULTAN MUHAMMAD AL- FATEH


THE LEADER THAT I MOST ADMIRE IS THE ONE THE YOUNGEST KING IN MUSLIMS HISTORY THAT HAVE SUCCEED TO CONQUER THE GREAT OF THE CONSTANTINOPLE CITY THAT IS NOW KNOWN AS TURKEY. SULTAN MUHAMMAD AL FATEH BECOME A KING AT AGE 19 YEARS OLD AND LEAD THE COUNTRY ALMOST 30 YEARS (1451-1481).
SULTAN MUHAMMAD AL FATEH WAS AN INTELLIGENT AS A KING AT THE TEENAGERS TIME. HE CAN SPEAK SEVEN LANGUAGE SUCH AS ARAB,LATIN, GREEK, SERBIA , TURKISH, PERSIAN,HEBREW AT THAT TIME . HE WAS A HELPFUL KING BECAUSE WHEN THEY WANTED TO BUILT RUMELI HISSARI FORT, HE OPENED HIS SHIRT AND TURBAN AND HELP HIS PEOPLE WHILE HIS ASSISTANT ALSO AT THAT TIME FOLLOWING HIM TO HELP THE PEOPLE. SULTAN MUHAMMAD AL FATEH WAS A DETERMINED PERSON BECAUSE HE WOULD NEVER GAVE UP TO CONQUER THE GREAT CITY OF CONSTANTINOPLE AT THAT TIME. BECAUSE THERE WAS ONE STRATEGY THAT THERE WOULD NEVER BEEN THINKING ABOUT TO DO IT BUT SULTAN MUHAMMAD AL FATEH HAD DONE IT BY PULLING THE SHIP ON THE LAND BY THE WOOD THAT HAD BEEN PUT SOME OIL TO THAT WOOD AND PUT UNDER THE SHIP WHILE HIS ARMY PULL THE SHIP ON LAND AND PLACE IT IN FRONT OF THE FORT OF THE CONSTANTINOPLE. AT THAT TIME THE ENEMY WAS SO SHOCKED AND AFRAID BECAUSE IT MAKE THEM FEEL WEIRD HOW COME THE WARSHIP WAS ON THE LAND. THEN THE WAR BEGUN IN THE EARLY MORNING AFTER THE FAJR PRAYER AND SULTAN MUHAMMAD AL FATEH AND HIS ARMY WAS SUCCEED TO CONQUER THE GREAT CITY OF CONSTANTINOPLE AND GAVE A SHOCK TO THE WORLD THAT A VERY YOUNG KING HAS CONQUER THE CITY. THIS INCIDENT TEACH ME NOT TO GIVE UP WHILE WE HAD A CHANCE TO DO IT WHEN WE ARE STILL ALIVE AND YOUNG BECAUSE AT THIS TIME OF AGE THERE WAS A LOT OF CHALLENGE DURING THIS TIME OF AGE. THEN, SULTAN MUHAMMAD AL FATEH ALSO TRY TO GIVE A MESSAGE TO THE TEENAGERS THAT DON'T WASTE OUR TEENAGERS LIFE BY HAVING FUN AT THIS TIME OF AGE BUT TRY TO DO THE THING THAT CAN MAKE A GREAT HISTORY IN YOUR LIFE TO MAKE A GREAT FUTURE TO YOURSELF AND YOUR PARENTS. THIS IS THE LEADER THAT I MOST ADMIRE IT IS SULTAN MUHAMMAD AL FATEH ( THE GREAT YOUNG KING).

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