What does'gazi' mean, a term often used for Mehmet IV?
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The term "gazi" is an honorific title given to warriors who have fought in a holy war or displayed exceptional bravery. In the context of Mehmet IV, it is used as a symbol of his military prowess and his commitment to defending the Ottoman Empire and Islam. The title carries a sense of heroism, righteousness, and valor.
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