Greatest Muslim Conquerers...

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Hassan Al banna the founder of the Muslim brotherhood. Wanted to bring an end to British rule and implementation of sharia and Islam. His struggle continues.

 

Arab

 

 

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Sayid Qutub Egyptian poet and academic. Visited the United States conclusion America is a cancer upon the Muslim world. Executed by Egyptian Secularist pan Arabist for wanting Muslim law in Egypt.

 

Arab

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxdQ9KaNetI

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Sultan abdurahman the king who conquered Spain under the Visigoths and transformed it into the jewel of the world. The richest of Europe left stunned. Jews, christien and Muslims lived in peace forming the first multicultural society in Europe known as combebenthia.

 

Half Arab half Berber

 

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Osman the first in the ottoman dynasty. The man responsible for starting a dynasty that would take Islam to the very heart of Europe.

 

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The message coming from the west is this. Take any system accept Islam. Be a pan Arab or pan somali, be an atheist, be a communist be a whatever you want. Do not be an islamic state. Somalia islamic rule destroyed with u.s. Money and political influence by asking Ethiopia to invade then au forces to rape and destroy what's left of it. In Egypt Muslim brotherhood won, the us with the help of the army over through the government an elected body and today suppresses the Egypt people by backing a dictator, in Libya they are supporting Egypt to support secular forces fighting islamic rule. In morroco they are torturing anyone who seeks or argues for islamic rule. The United States failed to support the Syrian revelution because of the fear that it would bring into being an islamic Syria. In Pakistan the Muslim party is surpressed and the United States bank roles the Pakistani army. In Afghanistan it support the curropt secular government against the Taliban. Why...?????????????

 

 

Because it fears islamic system. Simple. These facts are to much of a coincidence. Islam is the greatest threat to western hegemony today. Why? Because it is an alternative world order not based on the empty meaningless consumer society, the Godless society of atheistic moral degeneration that plagues the western world. We are Muslims and long may we remain as Muslims.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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We will test you with a certain amount of fear and hunger and loss of wealth and life and fruits of your toil. But give good news to the steadfast: Those who, when disaster strikes them, say, “We belong to Allah and to Him we will return”. Those are the people who will have blessings and mercy from their Lord; they are the ones who are guided. ~Chapter 2, Verse 155-157

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Sheick Ahmed Yasin founder of hamas, scholar, revolutionary. Major factor in the palestinain fight against zionist oppression and occupation.

 

Arab speaker of Hebrew origin:

 

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Sultan Saad ad Din the second.

 

Somali:

 

It was on the 13th century that came to the light, in Horn of Africa, one of the strongest Empire that existed in East Africa. Adal Empire had its origine in the city of Zeyla, situated until today in the northern region of the former Democratic Republic of Somalia. The father of that State was King Omar D. Ahmed (nicknamed Aw-Barkhadle). The king who had a long life, occupied the throne for many years. When he passed away, he left behind him many children, mainly males. Among them, the successors to the throne who inherited the kingdom. Later, Adal Empire became an Islamic Empire that expanded the religion of Islam with determination, into the entire Horn of Africa.

 

Sa'ad ad-Din II was born at the court of Emperor Newaya Krestos.[3] He continued the revolt against the Ethiopian Emperors, and the Gadla Marqorewos records that he "easily destroyed" an army of Emperor Dawit I.[4] The Egyptian encyclopedist Ahmad al-Qalqashandi (died 1418) also praises Sa'ad ad-Din's victories against the Ethiopians.[5] Pankhurst adds that Sa'ad ad-Din also fought against the kingdom of the Hadiya and a pastoral people called the Zalan, both of whom were Ethiopian allies.[6] However, as Taddesse Tamrat notes, these successes were short-lived, and in response to the growing Muslim power in the region Emperor Dawit I strengthened the Ethiopian defenses along the border and established his court at Tilq in Fatagar.

 

Despite these steps, Sa'ad ad-Din's practice of making quick raids into Ethiopian territory presented a difficult challenge to the Ethiopian Emperor, and it was not until the sultan was pursued deep into Adal territory that the Ethiopians got purchase on the problem. After a battle between Sa'ad ad-Din and the Ethiopian general Barwa, in which the Ifat army was defeated and "no less than 400 elders, each of whom carried an iron bar as his insignia of office" were killed, Sa'ad ad-Din with his remaining supporters were chased to Zeila in modern Somalia.[6] There, the Emperor besieged Zeila, finally capturing the city and killing Sultan Sa'ad ad-Din.

 

Sa'ad ad-Din's tomb stood as a hallowed site for centuries in Zeila. It was visited by Richard Burton the explorer in 1854, who described it as "a mound of rough stones surrounding an upright pole" near the cemetery, decorated with "the remains of votive banquets, broken stones, dried garbage, and stones blackened by the fire" showing how he was "properly venerated" as the current favorite saint of Zeila.[10] Trimingham notes that at the time he wrote his book (circa 1950), the tomb had been destroyed by the encroaching sea.[11]

 

http://somaliland-history.blogspot.co.uk/2013/07/the-adal-empire.html

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Sultan Nuur Amaan:

 

Somali

 

The full page About Suldaan nuur amaan attacking The british The books name is seventheen trips Through Somaliland and a visit to abyssinia Written By carlos Swayne, ultaan nuur was not only A clan Leader he was also Military leader and had the best Skills in Military warfare, Its always strange in the begining of the dervishes it was always these 3 men who were leading the army and That went on the Dervish wars Sultan nur ina cabdula xassan and xaji sudi shabelle,Sultan nuur and Xaaji suudi shabeele contineu their journey after losing lots of men they fled to the hawd region. 11. Sultan Nur amaan raiding the port of berbera This is the year of 1893 we go back in time Berbera was the stronghold of the British Empire And As sultan nur amaan wanted to strike them in the heart He raided berbera This is before the Estableshment of Darwiishism in burco 1899, 12.Sultan nur amaan was Capabe Commander he was prepairing for a second raid he organised a group of horsemen Mostly from his clan , 13. Suldaan nuur amaan did not rest He kept the struggle going.

 

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http://hornhistory.blogspot.co.uk

 

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Sheick Said led a rebellion against moustafa kamal ataturk after the chaliphate was ended.

 

 

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sheikh_Said#/image/File:Sheikh_Sherif,_Sheikh_Said,_Kasim,_Sheikh_Abdullah.jpg

 

 

Kurd

 

The Azadî was dominated by officers from the former Hamidiye, a Kurdish tribal militia established under the Ottoman Empire to deal with the Armenians and sometimes even to keep the Kizilbash under control. According to various historias the main reason the revolt took place was that various elements of Turkish society were unhappy with Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's abolition of the Islamic Caliphate system. There have been questionable British sources who label this as a nationalistic revolt by Kurds[citation needed]. While it can be considered we must understand that Britain was a sworn enemy of both the Islamic Caliphate and the Turks. According to British intelligence reports, the Azadî officers had eleven grievances. Apart from inevitable Kurdish cultural demands and complaints of Turkish maltreatment, this list also detailed fears of imminent mass deportations of Kurds. They also registered annoyance that the name Kurdistan did not appear on maps, at restrictions on the Kurdish language and on Kurdish education and objections to alleged Turkish economic exploitation of Kurdish areas, at the expense of Kurds.[citation needed]

 

It was Sheikh Said who convinced Hamidiye commanders to support a fight for the return of Islamic Caliphate system.[9]

 

Certain among you have taken as a pretext for revolt the abuse by the governmental administration, some others have invoked the defence of the Caliphate,.

 

—President of the military tribunal that sentenced the rebels, 28 June 1925[10][11]

Some claim British assistance was sought realizing that Kurdistan could not stand alone.[12]

 

 

Sheikh Said appealed to all Muslims of Turkey to join in the rebellion being planned. The tribes which actually participated were mostly Zazas. However the Xormak and Herkî, two Zaza-Qizilbash tribes were the most active and effective opponents of this rebellion. The participation from Kurds (Kurmanchs) was allegedly almost non-existent except a handful of Hamidiye leaders. Mindful of the depredations of the Hamidiye against them (especially the Hamidiye commanded by Xalid Beg Cîbran), other Alevi tribes also refused to join the rebellion.

 

In one of the bigger engagements, in the night of 6–7 March, the forces of Sheikh Said laid siege to the city of Diyarbakır with 5,000-10,000 men.[13][14] The Muslim Revivalists attacked the city at all four gates simultaneously. All of their attacks were repelled by the numerically inferior Turkish garrison, with the use of machine gun fire and mortar grenades. When the rebels retreated the next morning, the area around the city was full of dead bodies.[13] When a second wave of attacks failed, the siege was finally lifted on 11 March.[13]

 

By the end of March, most of the major battles of the Sheikh Said rebellion were over. The rebels were unable to penetrate beyond Hınıs, ironically this was one of the two major areas where Sheikh Said was well known and he enjoyed considerable influence there (he had a tekke in Hınıs). This failure excluded the possibility of extending the rebellion.[15]

 

The main part of the uprising was over by the end of March, as the Turkish authorities, according to Martin van Bruinessen, crushed the rebellion with continual aerial bombardments and a massive concentration of forces.[16]

 

During this rebellion, the Turkish government used its airplanes for bombing raids in Palu-Bingöl area. In the course of this operation, the airfield near Elâzığ road was used.[17]

 

However according to the British Air Ministry there are few reports on the use of Turkish airplanes in suppressing the Sheikh Said rebellion.[18] The reports originate from the British Air Command at Mosul, which was in charge of intelligence for all of Iraq.[18]

 

At the beginning of the rebellion the Turks had one squadron (filo) consisting of 7 airplanes. Of these only 2 were serviceable.[19] Later four more arrived. The Turkish Air Force deployed a total of 11 airplanes against the rebellion, however, only 6 were serviceable.[19]

 

 

Sheikh Said was captured around 1925 and executed by hanging. This was the last serious attempt for Kurds to revive the Caliphate system. The rebellion diminished the negotiating power of Turkey, and the Ottoman province of Mosul was assigned to the British Mandate of Mesopotamia.

 

In the Fall of 1927, Sheikh Abdurrahman (brother of Sheikh Said) began a series of revenge attacks on Turkish garrisons in Palu and Malatya.