The spread of Islam in Albania by Muslim preachers and merchants in the thirteenth century, and the revolution of the Omani Turks in the Balkans on the Balkan Peninsula also contributed to the evolution of Albania's national identity.  
(Manastir) in which a unified ritual was performed.  In addition, there was an emphasis on the establishment of an independent Albania in the Khani Empire, which included Katri, Kishore, Master and Jan Payam.  Separation of Albania from the Ottoman Empire.

 4.1.  The publication of Islam and its prelude.  In the mid-fifteenth century, a large number of Albanian Christians converted to Islam after the failed resistance of George Kastrioti, one of the Albanian nobles, who became known in history as Alexander the Great.  Due to the granting of lands to Turkish princes in the country, Islam was further strengthened.  Albanian Muslims reached the highest levels of development in their government and many of them rose to high positions.  Among them was Muhammad Ali Pasha of Gwalior, who established his government in Egypt, and Muhammad Ali Pasha of Janina and Tham bin Ali of Scutari. 

4.2.  National Consciousness With the decline of the Haqqani Empire in the late 19th century, the situation in Albania began to change.  Bastan's politics were also influenced by anti-Muslim sentiments during the Russian-Turkish wars.  

The defeat of the Turks at the hands of the Russians in the War of 1877-78 upset the balance of power in Batan and Dole Orp intervened and forced Turkey under the Treaty of Berlin in 1878 to establish two Albanian ports and districts.  Join the Christian state of Phutti.  There was a wave of outrage in Albania against this decision and a national movement emerged.  Because the success of the First Revolution deepened the plan of the Turkish army stationed in Albany.