Hulagu then had to pass through all those Turkish cities in order to reach Aleppo from North, and be assured that there would be no Islamic forces at his back. More

In spite of this brilliant victory, Tooraan Shaah was not fit for the events that were befalling the Ummah at that time. More

After consulting the military board, Qutuz decided to chop off the heads of the four envoys sent by Hulagu and hung them on Baab Zuwaylah in Cairo. More

That is indeed the religion of Islam, and that is the Sharee‘ah of Islam, and those are the laws of Islam, and those are the leaders of Islam. More

The Tatar garrison in Gaza was taken by surprise, which led to their bitter defeat. Tatars were surprised as here was a part of Muslims still able to fight. More

the Caliph was psychologically defeated and missing the spirit of resistance. He also did not bring up his people on Jihaad. More

In 626 A.H.; Bayt Al-Maqdis was handed over to the Crusaders under a peace treaty, in return, the Crusaders left some Emirates in Shaam to the Muslims. More

The Tatars entered the Muslim city of Maraghah in 4 Safar 618 A.H., and struck with the sword all its inhabitants. More

But at the Indus River, Jalaal Ad-Deen was surprised when he found no ships to carry him and his army across that vast river to the other side. More

Tatars took control of the North and middle regions of Khwarezm, and advanced westward to the end of the Khwarezmid State and its borders with Iraq. More

The Story of the Tatars from the Beginning to ‘Ayn Jaaloot in Few Lines. More

There is only one way to attain victory, whose steps are clear, in which there is neither confusion nor ambiguity. More

Qutuz decided to chop off the heads of the four envoys sent by Hulagu, and hang them on Baab Zuwaylah in Cairo. More

The message of Hulagu was brought by four Tatarian couriers and Qutuz, May Allaah Have mercy upon him, read it; and it went as follows: More

From the seventh to the tenth and last means are the following that led to victory in ‘AYN JAALOOT. More

Here are other three means behind the victory of ‘AYN JAALOOT. More

Islam was introduced to Equatorial Guinea in the late fifth century AH at the hands of Al-Muraabiteen. They sent Muslim preachers and callers to Allaah from Morocco to various parts of Africa. More

Islam was first introduced into West Africa at the hands of the Muslim leader ‘Uqbah ibn Naafi‘. More

Islam reached Europe through the East, by the repeated attempts of Muslims to conquer Constantinople since the caliphate of Mu‘aawiyah ibn Abi Sufyaan. More

The presence of Islam in Cambodia dates back to 1237 AH/1823 AD when the Muslim Cham people fled to Cambodia. More

Islam was introduced to Vietnam with its arrival to this area, in the fourth century AH by Muslim merchants, like most areas in Southeast Asia. More

Islam was introduced to Indochina in the fourth century AH, or a little bit earlier, through Muslim traders, who carried out Da‘wah activities as well. More

Chinese historians reported that the first introduction of Islam into China was in the days of the Tang Dynasty contemporary to the time of Prophet Muhamad migration. More

Malaysia is one of the major Muslim countries in Southeast Asia, which accommodates a large Muslim majority. More