For further listening, you can find various versions of this performance on YouTube or follow the official Facebook page dedicated to Zelimxan Yaqub's legacy.

The poem is a visionary piece of "Turancılık" (Pan-Turkism), prophesying a future where Turkic people are united and influential.

The poem's recurring refrain, "Əzəl-axır dünya bizim olacaq / Əzəl-axır dünya Türkün olacaq" (Sooner or later, the world will be ours/the Turk's), serves as a call for unity. Key Stanza (Azerbaijani) Translation/Meaning Təntiməyin, tələsməyin, çaşmayın, Do not be anxious, do not hurry, do not be confused, Yerli-yersiz həddinizi aşmayın, Do not overstep your bounds out of place, Qazan gəlib qaynamadan daşmayın, Do not overflow before the pot boils, Sirdaşımız səbir, dözüm olacaq! Our confidants will be patience and endurance! 4. Cultural Significance

Yaqub often performed this poem in his own rhythmic, oratorical style, making it an anthem for national pride. 2. The Performance: Terane Gedebeyli

It acknowledges past struggles—stating that "the fire flickered in the passes" and "our breath grew short on the slopes"—but insists that history will eventually correct its course.

The song and poem (The World Will Belong to the Turk) is a powerful piece of Azerbaijani literature and music, blending the spiritual verses of People’s Poet Zelimxan Yaqub with the soulful performance (ifa) of folk artist Terane Gedebeyli . 1. The Literary Origin: Zelimxan Yaqub

Təranə Gədəbəyli. Dünya bizim, dünya Türkün olacaq.

The lyrics originate from a poem by (1950–2016), one of Azerbaijan's most beloved poets known for his deep ties to national folklore and Turkic identity.