The provided text appears to be a script from a Hindi film or a drama series. It's difficult to provide a concise summary without more context, but here's a general overview:
The script seems to revolve around a historical event from the 13th century in Turkey, where a brave man named Marcus adopted Islam and converted the entire society towards it. The son of Suleman Shahar, the chieftain of the Type clan, Artha 79, also adopted Islam. The script mentions the Mughal Sultanate and the Home Education Committee, indicating a historical context.
The script also contains a lot of dialogues and interactions between different characters. Some of the dialogues seem to be part of a conversation or a debate, with characters expressing their views and making demands. There are also references to certain events or situations, such as the arrest of three looters, the mention of a conspiracy, and the mention of a Sultan named Ghiyasuddin.
The script also includes a lot of music and sound effects, which are likely part of the film or series' score. The script also mentions a lot of songs, indicating that the film or series has a musical aspect.
The script seems to be a mix of historical facts and fictional elements, with characters expressing their views and making demands, and the mention of certain events or situations. The script also includes a lot of music and sound effects, which are likely part of the film or series' score. The script also mentions a lot of songs, indicating that the film or series has a musical aspect.
I am a Muslim, I have become a Muslim\n00:37:48.86: and I am the one who has become a Muslim,\n00:37:50.52: now his name is Ahmed, he\n00:37:55.23: has become a soldier with effective tricks,\n00:37:57.30: that you\n00:38:00.19: and Umrao are my Gurjars. And Marvin needs\n00:38:04.17: that our Sultan has\n00:38:07.73: come out to the battlefield with a shroud on his head,\n00:38:11.50: that tomorrow he will leave on his last journey, the\n00:38:14.76: wait for this day was nutritious, I am the one,\n00:38:16.43: its effects will be sweet,\n00:38:22.87: now I am I want\n00:38:25.96: you to do this to me -\n00:38:28.71: olive, death, crop, dry constitution, prince,\n00:38:33.26: degradation, for loyalty, you\n00:38:37.39: swore an oath to God on the Quran and stand by the truth,\n00:38:40.76: then it has\n00:38:43.25: happened\n00:38:46.16: that\n00:38:49.61: I will be happy from here on. I\n00:38:55.75: consider Jhala as my Sultan and\n00:39:00.80: will remain loyal to him without caring about my life. I have passed this\n00:39:06.57: Kalam news that turn me\n00:39:19.25: on [praise] turn on\n00:39:23.84: half turn\n00:39:34.16: [praise]\n00:39:43.84: Jhala's\n00:39:55.23: I am alone.\n00:40:20.84: Now I have to recognize uma Shree. Now the time has come to\n00:40:27.24: tell me more,\n00:40:29.78: now it seems that if I beg for my life, forget\n00:40:35.36: that I too have to wear scrubs,\n00:40:38.14: nor will I praise the mask at the address,\n00:40:42.00: I know your asking too will not make any difference.\n00:40:45.90: It will not matter to\n00:40:47.76: you in the winter, in the same way\n00:40:49.83: as I have sent the committee's sons to Qatar,\n00:40:56.28: and tell me\n00:41:03.05: that all five will crush your bud,\n00:41:05.12: remember that the\n00:41:07.74: end is near, you will not be able to escape, O\n00:41:14.18: [Music]\n00:41:18.12: that there are many people like you. In a simple way,\n00:41:21.71: we are yours today and we have besieged your fort.\n00:41:25.47: E\n00:41:27.78: [Music]\n00:41:31.35: I, your king will have to come\n00:41:34.26: forward and fight instead of sitting in the