“Salahuddin Ayyubi,” with its 1st episode, achieved a 7.12% rating and a 20.1% audience share in the overall viewership category.
In the 20+ABC1 category, it secured a 7.29% rating and a 19.50% audience share, while in the AB category, it became the top-watched series with a 7.36% rating and a 18.12% audience share.
Rating Analysis for “Salahuddin Ayyubi” Episode 1
Pros | Cons |
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Engaging Plot | Some Characters’ Storylines may feel rushed or underdeveloped but its first episode |
Strong Character Development | Pacing Issues in Certain Scenes |
Impressive Action Sequences | Predictable Plot Twists for Experienced Viewers same creator |
High Viewer Ratings and Shares | Can’t Say Anything Now |
Effective Use of Social Media | |
Outstanding Performances by Cast |
“Salahuddin Ayyubi” Episode 1 Ratings
Viewership Category | Rating | Audience Share | Social Chat |
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Overall | 7.12% | 20.01% | 💬 |
20+ABC1 | 7.29% | 19.50% | 💬 |
AB | 7.36% | 18.12% | 💬 |
“Salahuddin Ayyubi” Episode 1 Views Per Million
Selahaddin Ayyubi, Conqueror of Jerusalem : Turkey (EU group) viewers per episode (million)
Viewership Category | Rating | Audience Share | View (per million) |
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Overall | 7.12% | 20.01% | 📺 .(7.12M) |
20+ABC1 | 7.29% | 19.50% | 📺 (7.29M) |
AB | 7.36% | 18.12% | 📺 (7.36M) |
Salahuddin Ayyubi Episode 1: Plot
In the 12th century, when the Crusader invasions ravaged the Islamic World, the unity and order among Muslims was disrupted, and many Islamic lands, especially the holy city of Jerusalem, fell into the hands of the Crusaders. Saladin was raised with the understanding of “Justice for the world, freedom for Jerusalem” and was the head of the Serhad Ghazis under the protection of the Zengi State, who fought with the Crusaders for this cause.
The Knights Templar besiege the city of Ascalan, the lock of Jerusalem. If Asqalan falls, Jerusalem will be strengthened and Zengi’s lands will also be in danger. Saladin wants to help the Ascalans to prevent this. But there is a big problem: Asqalani are enemies of the Zengis. For this reason, Saladin was not given permission by the state council.
However, Saladin goes to help the people of Ascalan despite the council’s decision. Difficult obstacles now await Saladin. In the middle of this difficult war, a spark of love ignites between him and Süreyya, the daughter of the Emir of Askalan. But even though they are united in this war, they are both on the enemy side