in 1905 "The Truth of Islam", in 1907 "Islam History", in 1913 "Letters from Turkey" were published. In 1900–1910, various publishers of Baku published more than 10 booklets and treatises on topics related to Islam. The book "Muallimus-Sharia" was published three times in 1903, 1908, 1909. He translated Nariman Narimanov's "Nadir Shah" into Persian. In 1904, in Baku, he printed a map called "Islamic history and historical-historical map of places and map of Islamic countries". In addition to his scientific and pedagogical activities, he also published journalistic articles in newspapers and magazines published at that time. Since 1903, articles on Islam have been published in "Sharqi-rus" newspaper. From 1905 to 1913, articles signed by "Akhund Yusif Talibzade" were published in newspapers and magazines such as "Hayat", "Irshad", "Fuyuzat", "Taraqqi", "Yeni fuyuzat", "Shalala". After the Quran was first translated into Azerbaijani by Mirmohammed Karim Mirjafarzadeh, it was printed with the financial support of Haji Zeynalabdin Taghiyev. One of the printed books was sent as a gift to the Ottoman sultan Abdulhamid II. Yusif Ziya Talibzade was assigned to deliver this gift and Haji Zeynalabdin Taghiyev's letter to the sultan. Based on the article written by Naghi Bey Sheykhzamanli in 1957, the gifted book was decorated with precious jewelry and diamonds worth 4,000 gold lira. According to the article written by Kamal Talibzadeh in 1992, 50 of the books were printed with gold water and were made valuable. And the cover of the gifted book was made of thick silver, and the words "La ilaha illallah, Muhammedan Rasulillah" were written in the middle. Since 1910, he started more social and political activities. In 1910, he published his work "Letters from Turkey" about his days in Turkey. He writes journalistic articles in the press. He wrote the dramas "Armenusa" and "Amir Khalid bin Walid". The tragedy "Armenusa" was performed in 1910, and the tragedy "Amir Khalid bin Walid" in 1912 by the drama team of Nijat society. He is one of the first members of the Musavat party established in 1911. In the Ottoman Empire In 1912, he moved to the Ottoman Empire with his wife Cennat Khanum and son Talat. He studied at a military school here. He participated in the Balkan wars and the First World War. He led the Azerbaijani volunteers who fought in the Balkan wars. He participated in the First World War. He participated in battles on the