Death of Abu Bakr Al-Zubaidy

1^st of Jumada Al Akher 379 AH/ September 6^th, 989 AD: Death of noted linguist and man of letters Abu Bakr al Zubaidy, an authority in Arabic grammar, linguistics and literature in Andalusia, who authored the books Lahnul Aamma "Common Mistakes", and Tabakat el Nahweyeen Wal Loghaweyeen " Who is Who in Grammar and Linguistics ". he was also the teacher of the would- be – Caliph Hisham Ibn el Hakam.

Banna Republishes Al-Manar Magazine

1^st of Jumada Al Akher 1358 AH/ July 18^th, 1939 AD: Sheikh Hassan el Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement, republishes al Manar Magazine which was formerly published by sheikh Mohammed Rasheed Redha. The magazine lasted for 14 months only then it stopped.

First Conference on Cooperatives

1^st of Jumada Al Akher 1362 AH/ June 5^th, 1943 AD: The holding of the first conference of its kind on cooperatives in Egypt. The conference was under chaired by Fuad Serajuddin the then minister of social affairs. Mansoura was chosen as one of the first towns where guilds were established. This conference played a key role in issuing the "Law on Cooperatives" in May 1944.

Dobias' Plan to Reform Tunisian Education

1^st of Jumada Al Akher 1375 AH/ January 1958 AD: French educator Jan Dobias the head of secondary education in Tunis devises a plan of 60 pages under the name" Project of Reforming Education in Tunis", in which he saw the abolishing of religious education, citing high costs!

Khiljis Assume Power in India

2^nd of Jumada al Akher 689 AH/ June 13^th, 1290 AD: The emergence of the Khilji dynasty in India after the decline of the Ghoori dynasty. Over a span of thirty years, the Khilji dynasty made great achievements. They promoted for Islam in the entire Indian Subcontinent and repelled the Moguls who posed a serious threat to India.

Al-Nour Newspaper Released

2^nd of Jumada al Akher 1350 AH/ September 15^th, 1931 AD: Algerian journalist Abul Yakzan Ibrahim publishes Al Nour Newspaper of which 78 issues only were published before it stopped. Abul Yakzan was one of the members of the Algerian Muslim Ulema Society, and he devoted himself to authorship after he left journalism, leaving behind more than 60 books and paper researches which enriched the Arab and Islamic library.

Iraq Joins the League of Nations

2^nd of Jumada al Akher 1351 AH/ October 3^rd, 1932 AD: Iraq becomes member of the League of Nation after a report submitted by the Committee of Mandates in favor of Iraq. At the same time, Iraq was demanded to submit sufficient guarantees for protecting the minorities and the rights of the aliens and recognition of debts.

Accepting the PLO in the AL

2^nd of Jumada al Akher 1396 AH/ May 31^st, 1976 AD: Egypt calls for accepting the Palestine Liberation Organization( PLO) a full member of the Arab League. In 1963 , the Palestinian people were represented by Ahmed al Shukairy, until the organization emerged in June 1964, naming Al Shukairy as it chairman.

Aldo Moro's Body Found in a Car

2^nd of Jumada al Akher 1398 AH/ May 9^th, 1978 AD: Body of former Italian prime minister Aldo Moro in a car in a Rome street after he was kidnapped and killed by the Mafia guerrillas.

Al-Nadeem Newspaper Released

3^rd of Jumada Al Akher 1399 AH/ February 12^th, 1921 AD: Tunisian satirical Al Nadeem Newspaper comes out. It was one of the most prominent satirical papers in Tunis which enjoyed such a publicity that it continued uninterrupted 22 years.

Al-Fajr Al-Jadeed Magazine Released

3^rd of Jumada Al Akher 1364 AH/ May 16^th,1945 AD: Coming out of the Al Fajr al Jadeed Magazine in Egypt . It was a Marxist biweekly magazine, then it became a weekly one, with prominent contributors writing in it, topped by Abdul Rahman Al Sharqawi , Noman Ashoor and Ali Al Raee. It stopped publishing on July 11th, 1946 .

Death of Ahmed Abdul-Satar Al-Gewary

3^rd of Jumada Al Akher 1408 AH/ January 22^nd, 1988 AD: Death of renowned Iraqi linguist Ahmed Abdul-Satar Al-Gewary, member of the Arabic councils in Baghdad, Damascus, Amman and Cairo. He was educated in Baghdad and completed his study in Cairo University. He headed the cabinet several times and authored research papers and books on linguistics and grammar.

Death of Ibn Sa'd

4^th of Jumada Al Akher 230 AH/ January 17^th, 895: Death of Abu Abdullah Mohammed Ibn Sa'd Ibn Maneea, alias Ibn Sa'd, an authority in Hadith and chronicle of Islamic events. He authored Al Tabaqat el Kubra( the Major Classes), which are known by Tabaqat Ibn Saad.

Ibn Qalawoon Assumes Power

4^th of Jumada Al Akher 698 AH/ March 9^th, 1299 AD: Sultan An- Nasser Mohammed Ibn Qalawoon becomes the sultan of the Memlukes state in Egypt. He assumed sultanate for the second time which lasted for about ten years. The third tenure of his rule was his most prosperous periods of rule in the Memluke time.

Al-Fateh Conquers Otranto

4^th of Jumada Al Akher 885 AH/ August 11^th, 1480 AD: Ottoman Sultan Mohammed al Fateh succeeded in conquering Italian town of Otranto . He was due to take this town as a launching point from which he would head north until Rome to conquer it as he conquered Constantine, but he died before that, on 4th of Rabeea Awwal 886 AH/ May 3rd , 1481 AD.

Ottomans Retake Stolney

4^th of Jumada Al Akher 950 AH/ September 4^th, 1543 AD: The Ottoman army retakes the heavily guarded fortress of Stolney – Belgrade after fighting and siege which lasted for 15 days with the German army.

Assassination of Bakr Sedqi

4^th of Jumada Al Akher 1356 AH/ August 11^th, 1937 AD: Assassination of Field Marshal Bakr Sedqi the Iraqi chief of staff and the first one to stage a military coup in Iraq.

First Friday Prayer in Katchawa Mosque

4^th of Jumada Al Akher 1382 AH/ November 2^nd, 1962: The Friday prayer is established in Katchawa Mosque, Algeria. The preacher was renowned Algerian scholar Al Basheer al Ibrahimi . It was the first Friday prayer after it was turned into a church at the hands of the French occupation for 100 years.

Coup against Ahmed Sukarno

4^th of Jumada Al Akher 1385 AH/ September 30^th, 1965 AD: Failure of the communist coup in Indonesia against president Ahmed Sukarno. The failed coup claimed the lives of over a half million persons.

Death of Jalaluddin Al-Roomy

5^thof Jumada al Akher 672 AH/ December 17^th, 1273 AD: Death of great Sufi poet Jalaluddin Mohammed Ibn Bahauddin Mohammed Ibn el Hussein, alias Jalaluddin el Roomy, the author of the known divan" Methnawi", and the founder of the Mawlaweya Sufi sect.