The trilateral aggression on Egypt

1^st of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1376 AH/November 5^th, 1956 AD/ The trilateral aggression on Egypt. The French and British forces occupied Port Said and Port Fuad towns. Meanwhile, the former USSR through its then defense minister sent a warning to Israel, France and Britain to renounce military operations on Egypt.

1^st of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1376 AH/November 5^th, 1956 AD/ The trilateral aggression on Egypt. The French and British forces occupied Port Said and Port Fuad towns. Meanwhile, the former USSR through its then defense minister sent a warning to Israel, France and Britain to renounce military operations on Egypt.

Death of Sheikh Refaa al-Tahtawi

1^st of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1290 AH/ May 29^th, 1873: Death of Sheikh Refaa al-Tahtawi, one of prominent leaders who spearheaded the movement of awakening and reform in Egypt. He founded the School of Languages.

The Iranians defeated the Ottoman in Mahran battle

1^st of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1046 AH/ September 2^nd , 1363 AD: The Iranians defeated the Ottoman in Mahran battle in which Ottoman minister Kojak Ahmed Pasha was killed and the Iranians returned his body to the Ottomans, praising his courage in fighting.

German army commander Ogen raided Bosnia

1^st of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1109 AH/ October 17^th, 1697: German army commander Ogen raided Bosnia Serry which was under the Ottoman rule. The raid lasted for 24 hours during which 120 mosques in the town were razed.

Osama Ibn Zaid was nominated by the Messenger of Allah, SAWS

1^st of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 11 AH/ June 27^th, 632: Osama Ibn Zaid was nominated by the Messenger of Allah, SAWS, before his death, to be at the top of an army heading for north of Arab Peninsulas to safeguard its borders against Romans' potential attacks.

The Arab leaders did not attend the first Arab Latin summit

2^nd of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1426 AH/ May 10^th , 2005 AD: The Arab leaders did not attend the first Arab Latin summit except six leaders from 22 Arab states. Arab diplomats said that unrelenting American pressures were exerted on the Arab states so that their leaders would not participate in this summit. The summit's final statement stressed" the necessity of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace in the Middle East, as well as establishing a Palestinian state.

Death of Sheikh Abdul Basset Abduss- Samad

2^nd of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1409 AH/ December 30^th , 1988 AD: Death of Sheikh Abdul Basset Abduss- Samad , who enjoyed one of the best Qu'ran reciting sheikhs in the Hegiri 14th century.

Declaration of state of emergency in Tunis

2^nd of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1404 AH/ January 6^th, 1984 AD: Declaration of state of emergency in Tunis after bloody riots which the country witnessed following the rise of the bread prices. The media outlets then called these riots the Bread Revolution.

A resolution ordering withdrawal of the French, British and Israeli forces from Sinai

2^nd of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1376 AH/ November 6^th, 1956 AD: The UN Security Council issued a resolution ordering both a ceasefire and the withdrawal of the French, British and Israeli forces from Sinai and the Canal area when these states launched an aggression on Egypt. The Security Council's resolution was issued under American pressures when the former USSR announced its readiness to intervene to back Egypt in the face of this aggression.

Adolph Hitler founded the German Nazi party in Munich

2^nd of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1337 AH/ January 5^th, 1919 AD: Adolph Hitler founded the German Nazi party in Munich. He named this party "the German Socialist National Workers Party, or the Nazi Party. Hitler was able to reach premiership late in January 1933.

Birth of President Gamal Abdul Nasser

2^nd of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1336 AH/ January 16^th, 1918 AD: Birth of President Gamal Abdul Nasser the leader of the army movement which put an end to the rule of Mohammed Ali's family in Egypt and Egypt's second president after Mohammed Naguib.

Putting Riddah down by Muslims at era of Abu Bakr Al – Seddeek

2^nd of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 12 AH/ June 16^th , 633 AD: Abu Bakr Al – Seddeek formed the first army regiment heading for the Levant under the commandership of Khaled Bin Saeed. This expedition started following the end of the Riddah wars and the success of the Muslims to put it down.

Mohammed Ali was allowed to rule Egypt

2^nd of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1257 AH/ May 24^th, 1841: The Ottoman Sultan issued a decree allowing Mohammed Ali Pasha and his family to rule Egypt and the Sudan. This decree continued in effect in Egypt until late 1914 when the country was placed under the British protectorate.

deposing Ottoman Sultan Mustafa II

2^nd of Rabeea-ul-Akher, 1115 AH/ August 15^th, 1703 AD: The Ottoman soldiers named as Inksharaya deposed Ottoman Sultan Mustafa II, the 22nd of the chain of the Ottoman empire sultans, after he ruled about nine years. He was distinguished with courage and steadfastness.

Establishing the Egyptian monuments under the supervision of Rifa'a El-Tahtawi

Rabeea-ul-Akher 3^rd, 1251 AH/June 29^th, 1835 AD:


Mohammed Ali Pasha- the then Egypt's ruler- issued a decree establishing the Egyptian monuments and antiquities, and nominated Yousuf Diya'a effendi to run it under the supervision of Rifa'a El-Tahtawi. The museum is currently located at Tahrir Square, downtown Cairo. It was inaugurated in November 1901 at an area of 13600 square meters and it contains the greatest monuments of ancient Egypt, including remains of Tot Ankh Amoon.

Death of Raouf Pasha- Al- Sadr ul Azam

Rabeea-ul-Akher 3^rd, 1268 AH/January 26^th , 1852 AD:

Death of Raouf Pasha- Al- Sadr ul Azam (prime minister) in the Ottoman state, at about 80 years of age. He assumed the cabinet for five times which totaled 14 years.

Death of American president Theodore Roosevelt

Rabeea-ul-Akher 3^rd, 1337 AH/ January 6^th , 1919 AD:

Death of American president Theodore Roosevelt, the twenty fifth president of the United States, from 1901 until 1906. He was awarded Noble Peace Prize in the year 1906 for his role in ending the Russian Japanese war.

Winston Churchill assumed the cabinet and defense in Britain

Rabeea-ul-Akher 3^rd, 1359 AH/May 10^th, 1940 AD:



Winston Churchill assumed the cabinet and defense in Britain during the Second World War. Churchill was born in 1874 and died in 1965. he was awarded Noble Prize in Arts.

Orders of Prime Minister in the Ottoman State

Rabeea-ul-Akher 3^rd, 1069 AH/December 29^th , 1958 AD:


Prime Minister (Wazeer Azam) in the Ottoman State Koberlo Mohammed Pasha ordered the execution of well known leader Hussein Pasha the former Wazeer Azam. This was depicted as one of the biggest mistakes committed by Koberlo in spite of the achievements he made to the Ottoman State.

The Ottoman State launched a major marine expedition in the Mediterranean

Rabeea-ul-Akher 3^rd, 1023 AH/may 13^th, 1614 AD:




The Ottoman State launched a major marine expedition in the Mediterranean under the commandership of Khalil Pasha. The expedition swept and devastated Malta Island for the role it played in raiding and hijacking the Islamic coasts and ships.