Death of Beltagi

On 7th RabieI 1425 AH corresponding 26th April 2004 AD, the Egyptian prominent jurist Dr. Muhammad Beltagi Hasan died at the age 66.

Crusade II failure

On 7th RabieI 543 AH corresponding 1st August 1148 AD, the crusade II failed to occupy Damascus due to defense of Muslims.

Suspending the comic Abu-Qashah "Monkey" Newspaper

On 5th of Muharram 1327 AH/ 27th of January 1909 AD, the French colonial authorities suspended the comic Abu-Qashah (Monkey) Newspaper, issued by Sheikh Al Hashimi al-Maliki on charges of undermining the prestige of the state.

Condoleezza Rice took the Constitutional Oath

On 17th of Dhu-al-Hijjah 1425 AH/ 27th of January 2005 AD, Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, National Security Advisor to U.S. President took the constitutional oath as secretary of state.

Prince Abdelkrim Al-Khattabi captures Ahmad Ar-Risoni

On 3rd of Rajab 1343 AH/ 27th of January 1925 AD, Prince Abdelkrim Al-Khattabi captures his opponent Ahmad Ar-Risoni in the countryside.

Egyptian politician died

On 22nd of January 1929 AD, the Egyptian politician Mahmud Suleman has died who was a prominent leader in Ahrar party and known for his patriotism.

Birth of the poet Ahmed Moharram

On 5th of Muharram 1294 AH/ 20th of January 1877 AD, the birth of the poet Ahmed Moharram titled as " Poet of Islam" where he experienced the issues of the Islamic Nation and expressed in his poetry. Also, has not neglected the issues of his community.

Death of `Aziz, Al-Masry

On 16th of Safar 1385 AH/ 15th of June 1965 AD, the death of the Egyptian struggler titled "`Aziz, Al-Masry ". He played a military and political role and was one of the pioneers of the national movement. He was born in Cairo 1879 AD.

Richard Nixon president of USA

On 1st of Dhul-Qi`dah 1388 AH/ 20th of January 1969 AD, Richard Nixon was chaired to the presidency of the United States of America. He ranked the 37 among holders of this post. He was elected for two presidential periods; however, he did not complete the second one, where he resigned in 1974 after the Watergate scandal.

Cease-Fire Agreement between U.S and Vietnam

On 6th of Dhul-Hijjah 1392 AH/ 23rd of January 1973AD, the United States arrived at an agreement for a cease-fire with the North Vietnamese rebels, which calls for the withdrawal of U.S. troops from South Vietnam in two months.

Breaking into the Porte

On 14th of Safar 1331 AH/ 23rd of January 1913 AD, a group of Promotion and Union Members broke into the headquarters of the Porte, the centre of the turkish ministry headship to force the ottoman sultan Muhammad Rashad to appoint Mahmud Shawkat Pasha as a Premier and Minister of the Interior.

Surrender of the Algerian prince `Abdul-Qader

On 14th of Muharram 1261 AH/ 23 January 1845 AD, the prince `Abdul-Qader Al-Jazaeri had surrendered to the French occupying forces.

Martyrdom of Imam `Ali ibn Abi Talib

On 17th of Ramadan 40 AH/ 24th of January 660 AD was the martyrdom of Imam `Ali ibn Abi Talib (May Allah be pleased with him), the fourth rightly guided caliph. He embraced Islam in his early life and witnessed the battles together with the Messenger of Allah (PBUH.

Death of Winston Churchill

On 22nd of Ramadan 1384 AH/ 24th of January 1965 AD was the death of Winston Churchill, the most renowned Minister of Great Britain at the age of ninety years old. Churchill led Britain to victory in World War II.

Death of Rauf Pasha

On 3rd of Rabie` Al-Akhar 1268 AH/ 26th of January 1852 AD was the death of Rauf Pasha, Grand Vizier of the Ottoman Empire, the Prime Minister, at the age of eighty years.

Ockodra city surrender to Sultan Muhamed, Al-Fatih.

On 3rd of Dhul-Qi`dah 883  AH/ 26th of January 1479 AD Ockodra city located in northern Albania, which was ruled by the Venetians has surrendered to the Ottoman Sultan Muhmed, Al-Fatih.

Ali Kafi calling for national dialogue

On 16th of Safar 1413 AH/ 15th of August 1992 AD, Ali Kafi, President of the Supreme Council of Algeria  called for a national dialogue attended by all parties to end the civil conflict in the country.

John Kennedy president of USA

On 2nd of Shaaban 1380 AH/ 20th of January 1961 AD, John Kennedy held the post of presidency for the United States of America as the 35 president. He was born in 1917. He worked in the press and politics, and then was elected to the House of Representatives and the Senate. John Kennedy was assassinated by Lee Oswald during his visit to Dallas, Texas, in 1963.  Kennedy was succeeded by his Vice President Lyndon Johnson.

The funeral of the bodies of Serb massacres

On 16th of Safar 1426 AH / 26th of March 2005 AD, thousands of Muslims in the town of Bergedor in Bosnia have escorted the funeral of 125 dead Muslim bodies that were killed during the massacres carried out by Bosnian Serb forces in the period between 1992-1995.

Al-Shenawi, sheikh of Al-Azhar

On 2nd of Rabie` Al-Awal 1367 AH/ 18th of January 1948 AD, Imam Mohammad Ma`mun Al-Shenawi occupied the post of sheikhdom of Al-Azhar Mosque. He ranked thirty two in the form of Al-Azhar sheikhs.