The savage madness of the West, the Crusades.
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| The savage madness of the West, the Crusades. |
TheCrusades are the longest civil war in human history, in which the Christian
West fell on Muslims with savage religious fanaticism. In the name of the cross
and under the protection of the church, every sin was forgiven. According to
Gibbon, "the third wave of the Crusaders, which arose under the command of
a German priest, consisted of the most foolish and brutal part of
mankind." With his religious devotion, he had mixed alcohol, prostitution
and open adultery. Wherever they passed, they left stories of obscenity,
looting, murder.
Mill,
a Christian historian, writes of the Crusades and describes their brutality,
and how the market for brutality heats up with the conquest, and the barbarism
of Genghis and Halaku fades away. The flesh of Muslim prisoners was roasted
with skewers. He says The Crusaders did not respect old age nor did they resent
the misery of youth. Nor did he take into account the delicacy of the delicate
gender. The sanctity of houses was violated. Mosques served as a catalyst for
their immense increase in atrocities. The prosperous cities of Syria were
plundered. Populations were brutally slaughtered. Rare treasures of knowledge
and art were burnt to dust. Syria's world-famous library containing 3 million
books was burned. Unbridled blood was shed in the streets until the
bloodthirsty ones got tired and became thieves. "Only those who were
handsome and strong were saved for the slave market." According to the
French historian Mi Chaud, "Muslims were slaughtered in houses, streets
and alleys on the occasion of the conquest of Jerusalem." There was no
mother for them. There was nothing but horrible death sounds, moans, screams
and painful scenes all around. The piles of corpses were trampled underfoot by
the victors. Knee-deep blood was in the courtyard of Omar Mosque. There was a
short break just for the prayer of thanksgiving, after which the horror broke
again.
In
the light of these circumstances, read about the atrocities committed by them
in the 21st century, the United States, Britain, Germany, France, every small
and big country in Europe and Iraq and Afghanistan. However, the real facts are
still hidden from the eyes of the media. Mujahideen buried alive in containers
in Afghanistan for whom America Brave's order was not to waste weapons, let
them die without bullets. Later in the mass graves, the mouths of the
containers were opened and the graves were closed without any distinction
between the living and the dead. One tactic at Bagram and Guantanamo that
exposes the ugly face of 21st century enlightenment is one that has never been
understood in human history. Indescribable details have reached the world at
the hands of his own journalists, one of whom is in the book Guantanamo Child,
the story of 15-year-old Egyptian boy Omar Khadr, who travels from a young age
of seven. Settling in this prison. The manner in which an American
interrogating woman harasses a pious 21-year-old Saudi youth is a heartbreaking
reflection of the purity of this believing servant and the ugly filthy
mentality of that evil which even a civilized society cannot comprehend in
Urdu. ۔ Only the English language can afford it.
Aafia
Siddiqui's treatment of 12 children held at Guantanamo Bay, 150 children at
Bagram and four more women. The story of Fatima and Noor, one of Abu Ghraib's
countless Muslim daughters, who barely made it to the outside world. The
painful story of Afghan Ambassador Mullah Abdul Salam Zaeef, the shameful
brutality of the Crusaders and their slaves, which has been raging against the
Muslim Ummah for eight years in the name of "War on Terror".
Countless missing youths who became the fodder of Sher Dal Sipah prisons to
please the crusading masters. Fortunately, the name "Line Heart"
eventually overturned the veil. Behind him the crusading monster and his
descendants are peeping with all their bloodshed. Isn't it time to recognize
Salahuddin without mentioning him?
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| The savage madness of the West, the Crusades. |
The
mention of the Crusades is incomplete. Until the shining diamond of Islamic
history, Yusuf Salahuddin Ayubi, comes to light. The other side of the picture
must be taken into account in the Crusades.
Born
in 1138 to Najmuddin Ayub, the fortifier of Tikrit, Yusuf Salahuddin, along
with his father and uncle Asaduddin Sherkoh (commander of Nur al-Din's forces),
appeared in the service of Sultan Nur al-Din Zangi. This figure of nobility and
courage grew up in the time of Nooruddin Zangi's fierce struggle with the
Crusaders. According to his biographer Bahauddin: “The spirit of jihad in the
way of Allah was always on his heart and mind. The same mention would be made
on his tongue. If there was one thing that was at the center of his thoughts
and thinking, it was the weapons of war. He would advise people to take part in
jihad. "
For
the first time, he appeared in the Egyptian campaign, after which he became a
shining star before the great generals and conquerors. The rug of the Fatimid
Caliphate was wrapped in his hands. Fatimi, on the one hand, was the cause of
the Crusades, and on the other, he was tragically negligent in defending
Jerusalem. Later on, he continued to provide economic resources to the
Crusaders and did not spare any effort in supporting them. Salahuddin made
Egypt a strong military power. Within a few years, Syria, Hijaz, Iraq and Yemen
were transformed into a united force and stood up to the Crusaders with full
force. Salahuddin spent all this time of jihad and fighting in the fields. Qazi
Bahauddin says that after the war with the Crusaders, Salahuddin did not spend
a single penny on anything other than jihad and aiding and abetting the
Mujahideen. (Neither the army of ministers nor the luxuries of foreign trips!).
After various small and big battles, the decisive battle of Hattin took place
which ended the crusade of Palestine. Proceeded in July 1187. In short,
Salahuddin was helped by all the techniques of warfare, planning and divine
support. In the scorching heat, the crusading army, deprived of water, piled up
in front of the courage and steadfastness of the Muslims. The rows turned
upside down and the Holy Cross fell into the tunnels. Countless fugitives
became the fodder of the Crusaders. Thousands were arrested. Among them were a
large number of Crusaders. The King of Jerusalem, Guy, and the "Shatim-e-RasoolReynolds", who was very pro-Muslim, were among the other Christian
aristocrats. Reynolds looted caravans of supporters, imprisoned Muslim women
and children, and brutally killed unarmed people. He even sent naval forces
with the intention of conquering the two holy shrines and returning to the
Ka'bah, to which the Sultan immediately sent naval troops and selectively
killed one by one. The following year, Reynolds again attacked Medina. The
soldier was stabbed by all the Muslims and escaped on his own. He looted a
large caravan of traders and a caravan of pilgrims. He said, "Where is
your Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)? Call him for help and he has
martyred many pilgrims." Sultan Salahuddin vowed to kill the man with his
own hand.
After
the victory in the battle of Hattin, the Sultan held a court. Christian nobles
were presented. King Guy was trembling with fear. The Sultan treated him with
kindness and respect and gave him cold water to drink. The king gave the
remaining water to Reynolds, but the Sultan said sharply, "I will not give
you the water you have given me." It was an announcement for Reynolds that
no concessions would be made. The Sultan thundered and reminded Reynolds of his
sarcasm. "I am the one who will defend the honor of the Prophet (peace be
upon him) against you." He was given (yet) a respite to convert to Islam.
He refused and the Sultan drew his sword and finished his work. When King Guy
became frightened, the Sultan reassured him that "kings do not kill kings,
but this man has gone beyond all bounds of nobility." (This is the way to
protect the honor of the Prophet!) The arrested princes were treated kindly and
they were taken to Damascus. The victory of Hattin was the greatest victory of
Salahuddin's life full of jihad. After which, like a flood, the Islamic army
spread all over the country and in just two months, they recaptured all the
areas which the Christians had won by fighting wars for a whole century and
shedding millions of blood. On July 8, 1187, the Great Mosque of Akka, which
was converted into a church, was the first Friday prayer in 90 years that
Muslims offered in Palestine. Jerusalem was now in the process of being
liberated from the Crusaders, for which he had been living a life of jihad in
tents for 18 years. On September 20, 1187, he was standing in front of the
Temple. The Muslims succeeded in digging the walls of the fort and the Muslim
warriors entered the city in a barrage of arrows. Now the hands and feet of the
Christians began to swell and demand peace. In the name of the same God whose
mountains of oppression were broken 91 years ago. The Sultan, on the other
hand, is seen at such heights of human greatness that even the Christian
historian Lane Poole rises to prominence. He compares the victory of the
Crusaders in 1099 with this victory. Where is the brutality that the holy city
became a murder and where is this great humor, river of heart and greatness of
character that not a single incident of abuse of Christians took place. The
priests, the queens, the common people were all leaving the city in peace,
carrying their belongings and weapons. He was dismissed by the Sultan himself,
along with the precious jewels and treasures of the church, as well as the
Queen's innumerable wealth and possessions. The nominal ransom that was imposed
was also paid by the Sultan out of his own pocket when ten thousand poor
citizens could not pay. Even when the crying Christian women complained, the
Sultan released their husbands, sons and brothers. This is the beautiful face
of the terrorist of that time. It had all the characteristics of being a
"terrorist". The madman of jihad, the beard, the practical embodiment
of the Sunnah of the Prophet, the stand against disbelief and the role of the
Crusaders were exactly the same yesterday as they are today. The beauty of the
conquest of Jerusalem is that the Muslims entered Jerusalem and it was the
night of Ascension. Ninety years later, in the open air of Jerusalem, the call
to prayer was heard and Friday prayers were offered. When will that night of
Ascension come again? When today's "lion heart" will recognize its
place, its commander, its army.
The
last crusade took place during the Third Crusade with Richard Laine Hart's
army. Salahuddin once again faced a flood. Bloody wars raged for five years.
There was a time when the Crusaders reached in front of Jerusalem. The Sultan
did not give up and in the most difficult circumstances the support came which
is never to be broken. The next day was Friday. Salahuddin performed the Fajr
prayer with great humility. The carpet, which had been lying in prostration for
a long time, was drenched with tears. It was decided to abandon its intention
to advance towards Jerusalem and attack Cairo, which was 250 miles away.
Salahuddin's prayer was heard. The holy city survived.
The
treaty was signed on September 3, 1192, after five consecutive years of war. In
this war, the total power of the Christian world came to a standstill, but
returned to regret the capture of Jerusalem. Except for a narrow coastline, the
whole country was under Muslim rule. Sultan Salahuddin orthodox servant of the
believer
It was a living image of Allama Iqbal's beautiful poems:
Khaki
and Noori are the so-called servants of Maula Sifat
Rich
from both sides, his heart is selfless
His
hopes are few and his goals are glorious
His
playful deception, his gaze is pleasing
Soft-spoken,
warm-spoken
Be
it Razm or Bazm, pure heart and pure soul
His
whole life was a place of simplicity and asceticism. He was not interested in
splendor (neither farmhouses nor palaces). Once a beautiful domed building was
built for him in Damascus. When he saw it, he said it in a cursory manner.
"We don't have to stay here forever. What does a person who has to die
have to do with such a house? We have come into the world to worship Allah. At
the time of his death, he owned only 47 dirhams and one dinar. Never in my life
did I accumulate so much wealth on which Zakat was obligatory! He liked the
gathering of scholars. Strictly in the discharge of duties. He cried when he
heard the Holy Quran. Drowning in humility and submission, he would pray to
Allah for help and help. The beard and the place of prayer would get wet with
tears. This is the source of strength to deal with disbelief!
On
his death on March 4, 1193 at the age of 61, the Ummah was exhausted with
grief. According to Qazi Bahauddin. "Islam and the people of Islam have
never suffered from such grief after the Rightly Guided Caliphs."
Salahuddin's character is so strong that even the worst enemy is forced to
confess. What was written about Richard was also written by Christian
historians! The demand for history is absolutely necessary for the survival of
the country and the nation. As long as the masters' education system is
correct, it is the duty of parents and religious groups to teach history to
future generations. Give your identity; what was that kidney that has a broken
star! Include Tablighi syllabus, Tafheem-ul-Quran, Ma'arif-ul-Quran, study of
history and Iqbal. Nations that do not remember their history cannot protect
their geography. Half the geography is lost. Take care Today the Crusades are
on their way. All that is needed is to find the attributes of Sultan
Salahuddin. The group they belong to. Even if it is a handful, it is fighting
the jihad against the Crusaders in the same way. Let the Ummah line up behind
it. Like a spider's web. Line Heart's army can still be disbanded today.
"Fire can create a flower style"
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