Ottomans Declare War on Venice

1^st of Zul Hejja, 1126 AH/ December 8th, 1714 AD
The Ottoman State declares war on Venice. The war lasted until the year 1718 AD.

Farouk Dissolves Parliament

1^st of Thul Hejja Year 1356 AH/ February 2nd , 1938 AD
King Farouk dissolves the Parliament in which Al Wafd Party enjoyed a great majority after the big win it gained in the election which was held in May 1936.

Eritrea Gains Independence

1^st of Thul Hejja Year 1413 AH/ May 23rd, 1993 AD
Eritrea gains independence after thirty years of struggle against the Ethiopian occupation. The Eritrean problem started when the UN approved of the annexation of Eritrea to the Ethiopian Crown in a federal union, a resolution which Emperor Haile Selassie capitalized on to achieve his Britain- backed expansionist ambitions.

Khaddam Dismembered

1^st of Thul Hejja Year 1426 AH/ January 1st, 2006 AD
The Syrian Baath Party dismembers former vice president Abdul Halim Khaddam on charges of treachery after he publicly criticized President Bashshar el Assad of threatening former Lebanese prime minister Rafeek el Hariri who was assassinated in February 2005.

Birth of Al-Bairoony

2^nd of Thul Hejja Year 362 AH/ September 4^th, 973 AD
Birth of Arab scholar Abu el Raihan Mohamed Ibn Ahmed Al Bairoony, an encyclopedic Arab scholar in the fields astronomy, arithmetic, geography and geology. He wrote over 120 books, foremost among which are Al Kanoon el Masoody( Masoody 's Law), Al Athar Al Bakeya(Relics of the Past) , and Saidana fi el Teb (Pharmacy in medicine).

Alliance Defeats Russians

2^nd of Thul Hejja Year 1271 AH/ August 16^th, 1855 AD
The Ottoman- French- British allied army inflicts a crushing defeat to the Russian army in the battle of TerKater in which the Russians lost 7 thousand souls during the Crimean war between the Ottoman state and Russia.

Bablawi Named Azhar Imam

2^nd of Thul Hejja Year 1320 AH/ March 2^nd, 1903 AD
Sheikh Ali Ibn Mohammed Ibn Ahmed el Bablawi becomes grand sheikh of Azhar. Sheikh Beblawi received his early and university education at Azhar, after graduation he was named director of the Book House where he introduced reforms and regulations which gave a facelift to the institution. Then he was named Head of Ashraaf in succession of Mohammed Tawfeek el Badry. He didn’t last long as grand sheikh of Azhar since his reformist efforts in Azhar were met with vehement rejection on the part of khedive Abbas Helmy.

Death of Abdul-Rahman Manif

2^nd of Thul Hejja Year 1424 AH/ January 24^th , 2994 AD
Death of Saudi writer and novelist Abdul Rahman Maneef at around 70 years of age in the Syrian capital Damascus. Foremost among his works are Quintet of Salt City, which was published in 1984, in which he dealt with the history of the Arab Peninsula. The Saudi authorities revoked the Saudi citizenship from Maneef for his opposing position to the regime, which the latter labeled as "hostile " to it.

Sidi Mohammed III Dethroned

 

Death of Khairul-Din Al-Zarakly

US Lifts Libya Sanctions

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Russia-Japan War Erupts

3^rd of zul Hejja, Year 1322 AH / February 8^th, 1904 AD:

Birth of İsmet İnonu

3^rd of Zul Hejja, Year 1301 AH/  September 24^th, 1884 AD:

Birth of Turkish leader  Ä°smet Ä°nönü. He was one of  Mustafa Kemal Ataturk 's men who greatly helped Ataturk defeat the Greek and establish the  republic of Turkey. He assumed presidency in 1938 after the death of Ataturk and his tenure lasted for 12 years.

Extraordinary AL Meeting Endorsed

3rd of Zul Hejja, Year 1425 AH/January 13th , 2005 AD: The Arab foreign ministers agreed on holding an extraordinary meeting in Cairo to set up a unified Arab parliament. They also agreed in principle to form a body to be in charge of following up the resolutions of the Arab League.

Budapest Surrenders to Ottomans

Budapest the capital of Hungary surrenders to the Ottomans under the leadership of Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent who inflicted a crushing defeat on the Hungarians in the famous battle of Mohăcs.

Moguls Invade Bukhara

Death of Al-Ainy

Ottomans Conquers Budapest

Military Music Modified

4^th of Zul Hejja, ^{Year 1205 AH/ August 4th, 1791 AD:}

Sistova Treaty Held

4^th of Zul Hejja, Year 1205 AH/ August 4^th, 1791 AD:

The Ottoman State hammers out the treaty of Sistova with Germany to end the war between them. The treaty comprised of 14 provisions and continued for three years. By virtue of this treaty , the Germans also withdrew from Belgrade after they occupied it for one year and ten months; so that it would be the last German Ottoman war in history.