Allah Kerim

Allah Kerim is a 1950 Turkish film adapted from the works of Aka Gündüz, scripted and directed by Semih Evin. Hürrem Erman served as producer, and Sadettin Kaynak composed the music.

The film is set during the reign of Abdul Hamid II, before the Second Constitutional Era. It tells the story of love and revenge between Ayşesin, the daughter of a Pasha opposed to the Sultan, her fiancé Kerim, and Fettah, a gendarmerie officer. Vedat Örfi Bengü appears in the cast as Abdul Hamid II.