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Dr. Abdullāh Yusuf Azzām (1941–1989) was a Palestinian scholar and ideologue whose life played a significant role in shaping the modern concept of global Jihād. Born in Jenin,Palestine, he was deeply influenced by the political struggles of...
Bangladesh's Untold History of Islamic Governance
Islamic law has deep roots in Bangladesh, dating back to the 12th century with the arrival of Islām through traders and preachers. Under the Bengal Sultanate (1342–1576), Islamic law began to take firm root, with rulers implementing the Sha...
Faith Over Flaws: Embracing the Journey of Islamic Resistance
Don’t rush to judge a resistance striving for justice by focusing solely on its mistakes in matters of creed or strategy; remember, every movement for change is a journey, where errors are natural steps towards growth and victory.
The Forgotten Hero: Ubādah Ibn As-Sāmit’s Mission That Changed the Course of Egyptian History
During the Caliphate of the commander of the believers [Amīr Al-Mu’minīn] Umar ibn al-Khattāb, Amr ibn al-Ās led a challenging campaign to conquer the land of Egypt. This campaign was facing difficulties and taking time to complete so the c...
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