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You can do it in the form of short bullet points if it makes it much easier! ;)

And @stevep, are you yourself the author of this scenario?

FWIW, is this specific map reliable? It's the Muslim percentage in various parts of the Ottoman Empire in 1906-1907, apparently based on Ottoman census data: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Muslim_population_Ottoman_Empire_vilayets_provinces_1906_1907_census.png

If you've got any better maps, by all means, please share! Also, is the map here for 1914 actually reliable? : https://www.the-sietch.com/index.php?threads/historical-maps-thread.7204/page-3

Interesting fact: Before the muhacirs fled, emigrated, or were expelled en masse from the Balkans in the 19th and early 20th centuries, the Balkans were more Muslim than they are right now: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muhacir

"Subject" meaning a part of Russia or a Russian vassal? Because the former sounds more interesting than the latter, frankly.

I'd like a three-way Ottoman partition, frankly: -Egypt, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and possibly the Hejaz become a part of Muhammad Ali's Neo-Pharaonic Egyptian Empire -Mesopotamia (Iraq) becomes independent -Turkey remains the rump Ottoman Empire

What about from Syria, Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, the Hejaz, Kuwait, al-Hasa, et cetera?

From North Africa as well?

What about having the Ottoman Empire still eventually get expelled from North Africa (the Maghreb and Egypt) in this TL?

Would the Ottoman Empire have still gotten expelled from the Balkans and North Africa if it wasn't for the French Revolutionary Wars and Napoleonic Wars occurring beforehand? In real life, most of the Ottoman Empire's territorial losses in the Balkans and North Africa only occurred after the end...