The shooting of the first episode alone took 30 days to complete.

More than 20,000 costumes were made for the production, along with 50 Ottoman imperial cannons, 50 Hungarian cannons, and 50 ship cannons to recreate the Fall of Constantinople.

The Mecca scenes featured in the first episode were shot at the Nour Cinema City set in Iran, the same studio used for the series Muhammad: The Messenger of God.

Actor Gassan Mesud, who appeared in the Mecca scenes, played the character of Abu Ayyub al-Ansari.

The show was promoted internationally at MIPCOM in Cannes, one of the world's largest content trade fairs, and at the Dubai International Content Market, which hosts over 300 companies.

TRT considered purchasing a broadcast platform in Tanzania due to the popularity of TRT dramas in African countries.

The series airs in Pakistan on Green TV under the title 'Fatih Al Sultani', broadcast daily from Monday to Friday at 9:00 PM.

It was reported that TRT awarded the production tender for the series to Eyüp Gökhan Özekin, a member of the AK Party's MHYK, and that TRT paid 19.8 million Turkish lira per episode.