Jalaal Ad-Deen felt that the conditions were suitable to return to the kingdom of Khwarezm in search for the lost sovereignty. More

What took place of calamities in this year was expected rather than accidental, as it corresponded to the Divine established norms of Allah. More

In 619 A.H, the Tatarian headed against the Russian territories continued, and they established their control over the vast Islamic regions between China and Iraq. More

Tatars took control of the North and middle regions of Khwarezm, and advanced westward to the end of the Khwarezmid State and its borders with Iraq. More

Tatars received the first defeat at the hands of a Russian faction called the Bulgars. More

After the great city of Bukhaara was destroyed, Tatars moved to the neighboring city, i.e. Samarqand. More

The last three diseases that broke the Muslims and caused them to humiliation. More

The fourth, fifth and sixth of the disease afflicting the Ummah are as follows: More

The first, second and third diseases out of ten afflicting the Ummah of Islam are as follows: More

The last five effects of ‘Ayn Jaaloot battle are unveiled by Dr. Ragheb El-Sergani. More

Although ‘Ayn Jaaloot was a single battle that lasted only one day, its effects were too strong to imagine, and too numerous to enumerate. More

The distribution of Muslim minorities around the world are shown as follows. More

The time of Mamluk rule is unknown among many ordinary Muslims, and even a lot of those who are cultured. This may go back to many factors, including: More

Islam liberated men and women from the shackles of slavery and made them masters of the world. The history of the Mamlukes illustrates this observation. In the 9th and 10th centuries, there was a More

The origins of the Ottoman Empire are to be found in a combination of Turkish asabiyah and the Islamic spirit of ghazza (meaning, struggle in the cause of God). Asabiyah, a term used by Ibn Khaldun More

Al Masudi was a descendant of Abdullah Ibn Masud, a companion of Prophet Muhammed (pbuh). He was born and educated in Baghdad during the reign of Caliph Al Mu’tadid More

Within days of the attacks, many had found a convenient scapegoat. Muslims, Arabs and anyone who remotely resembled the terrorists seen on TV, whether in feature, dress or accent, became targets of More

Hate crimes against Muslim Americans have risen to their highest level since the period following the Sept. 11 attacks, a new report tracking extremism and hate in the United States has found. More

A third of France’s Muslims reject the country’s secular laws, a new opinion poll has shown. The findings of the Ifop survey, which were published by the French weekly Journal du Dimanche, show More

A Florida place of worship frequented by the alleged perpetrator of the worst mass shooting in U.S. history was set ablaze on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, officials said Monday. More

Fifteen years later, there are reasons to despair about the state of Muslims in America—but still more reasons for optimism about it. More

At least 151 people executed in Saudi Arabia so far this year is the highest recorded figure since 1995, said Amnesty International. More

Israeli land confiscation policy has notably escalated in occupied Jerusalem and West Bank by 439% since the beginning of 2016, in comparison to last year, a Palestinian report revealed on Tuesday. More

President John Dramani Mahama, has proposed to the National Hajj Committee to consider charging one percent of the total charge on Hajj on every pilgrim with effect from this year and pay the More