Tag: UMAYYID

Tariq Ibn Ziyad: Invader or Liberator?

Z A Rahman 24 Min Read

"...the Muslims were welcomed by a large proportion of the ruling aristocracy and the Jews."

Treachery Without Borders: Drowning Gaza’s Tunnels

Ahmed Hammuda 14 Min Read

At the fall of the Umayyad dynasty in 422AH, the head of each province of Al Andalus (Islamic Spain) declared regional sovereignty, splitting apart what once was a unified, powerful entity. This

Lionhearted diplomacy: the remarkable reign of Alp Arslan

Z A Rahman 21 Min Read

Sultan Alp Arslan was a just, generous, and pious leader; the lion of Manzikert, he was a warrior who performed a key role in overcoming Byzantine attacks on Muslim lands.

Secularism: the Caliphate’s Final Blow

AbdulRahman El-Nounu 15 Min Read

Throughout history the disease of nationalism is a consistent cause of the downfall of nations. In a startling display of this Abū Jahl cited that his aversion to becoming a Muslim, despite