Pakistanlıyım ve düzenli olarak türk dizilerini izliyorum al-tughril ghazi carlos usman hepsini izledim şimdi tüm bölümleri izledim salah uddin ayubi'yi de izliyorum tarihinizi yeni nesil müslümanlara anlatıyorsunuz bu çok güzel Aldığınız gibi Daha önce İslam'ın yükünü üstlendiniz, Allah size gelecekte İslam'ın yükünü üstlenme cesareti versin.❤❤❤❤
*🤍 أمـــــي هـــــي تـلك الملاك الجــــميل التي تـــزهـــر تحت قــــدميها حـــدائق الجــــنة🤲 جعل الله امي وامهاتكم من سيدات اهل الجنه🤲🏻.* 🌷🌻 •┈•°❥ू•❖ೄྀ•❖•°❥ू•┈•
Siz Türkler, Suriyeliler ve diğerleri gibi Araplardan neden nefret ediyorsunuz? Biz Muhammed'in ümmeti değil miyiz, Allah ona rahmet etsin, ona huzur versin?
It has nothing to do with being Arab, but some Arabs look down on none Arab Muslims. They think that they're better than all other Muslims. Arab Muslims betrayed the Ottomans and the Muslim Ummah, just as they're doing right now to the Palestinians and Yemenis. Traitors within our Ummah
Saladin (1137-1193) was a renowned Muslim leader and the first Sultan of Egypt and Syria. He is best known for his role in the Crusades, particularly his victory over the Crusader Kingdom of Jerusalem in the Battle of Hattin (1187) and his subsequent recapture of Jerusalem (1187). Early Life: Saladin was born in Tikrit, Iraq, to a Kurdish family. He rose to prominence in the court of Nur ad-Din, the ruler of Syria, and later became the vizier of Fatimid Egypt. Military Campaigns: Saladin united Egypt and Syria, creating a powerful Muslim state. He led successful campaigns against the Crusaders, including: 1. Battle of Montgisard (1177): Defeated the Crusaders, halting their advance into Egypt. 2. Battle of Jacob's Ford (1179): Captured the strategic fortress, securing a vital trade route. 3. Battle of Hattin (1187): Decisively defeated the Crusader army, leading to the recapture of Jerusalem. 4. Siege of Acre (1189-1191): Successfully defended the city against Crusader attacks. Legacy: Saladin was known for his: 1. Military genius and strategic thinking. 2. Unification of Muslim forces against the Crusaders. 3. Chivalry and honor, even towards his enemies. 4. Religious tolerance and fair treatment of non-Muslims. He remains a celebrated figure in Islamic history and a symbol of resistance against foreign occupation.
The beauty of this series is thatvit not far fetched at all, although their liberties taken here. Historically women in the East do have history in fighting directly in war and Black Africans were not just enslaved people, but were mercanaries, merchants and orthodox or vatican priests or muslims from North West and Nort East Africa. But I am not sure if the Knights of St John, the Order of Malta, Teutonic knights, the Templers, or the Knights Hospitaltiers ever fought together as a united front against the Ottoman Empire. The Silk Road and the East African Slave Trade, csn explain the nature of some migration into snd out of the Empire. I wonder if this series is on Netflix?
