Abdur Rahman ibn Yusuf Mangera – Signs of the Last Day Series Attack of the Tartars
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The book discusses the history and potential of the title of the book, including its origin, meaning, and potential for conflict. It touches on major events leading up to the end of the Hifees ADframe, including attacks on religious leaders and groups, a war between HanR Chinese and Iranian political parties, and a deadly battle between HanR Chinese and Iranian political parties. The book also touches on the rise of Islam in various countries, including the split of religion between western and Middle Kingdoms, the conversion of religion to Islam, and the loss of important individuals. The golden age of Islam is a cycle of chaos and chaos, with the dean's actions leading to chaos and chaos, the importance of unifying the Muslim economy, protecting privacy, and the need to focus on personal beliefs to avoid chaos.
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there are a number of a hadith in which the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam spoke about the Muslims having to confront
a particular group of people with particular characteristics and the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
five to 600 years before it actually occurred, describe them
so well and gave such a accurate description of them that when it
actually came about, it was just so amazing and awe striking that
it would have been such a perfect description. The Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said in one Hadith which is related by
Buhari Muslim, a Buddha Remi the even no matter all of them except
necessity, that the Day of Judgment will not occur. takamasa
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They have judgment will not occur until you
fight a people whose shoes or whose footwear will be made of
hair.
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aloof Ghana would you hum Allegion Ulmo traka.
And until you fight with the Turk or Turkic people, who would have
will have small eyes,
red faces or reddish faces
and small snub noses.
Small snub noses or in one narration it says finally chiseled
noses. Mainly what's common between them is that it will be
small noses snub noses
and their faces as though they are
like shields coated with hammered leather.
Leather that's been hammered in place and their faces are of that
description. So the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam said it's
in a in a narration that is in Buhari in another version it says
that tacos are harder to cut into who's working on the Day of
Judgment will not occur until you will fight with the who's or the
and the caveman.
What does that mean? We'll look into that soon. So these are two
of the famous Hadith about this that I saw he mentioned across the
board.
In another version, it says Iran model would you
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wide faces broad faces, flat faces,
snub noses, small eyes, faces as though they are like
beaten leather or hammered leather
shield made of hammered leather
and the Day of Judgment will not occur until you fight people whose
footwear will be made of hair.
Small beady eyes small eyes, reddish complexion on the face.
It's a white face with reddish complexion
small snub noses
and it says in places eyes like locusts,
the shields because the is describing the faces like shields
like beaten leather or struck leather is because
it will be fleshy and dense like leather. But it will be white and
roundish.
And the shoes of hair means the hair the shoes will be made of for
some kind of firm and according to some this is speaking about the
use to use the hair of beavers. In fact, not just for their footwear
but for their caps as well. Because they come from a very cool
Old climate. So that's why this fairy hat that they use which is
made of beaver hair,
according to some of the research that's taken place.
The next the version in Buhari which says that till you fight the
people of whose and care man, that's a bit difficult to
understand because Jose Stan and Carmen are in present day Iran and
the people of that area are very different to the description. So
it's most likely that by who's and Carmen is not referring to those
particular areas of Houston and Carmen which is which are in Iran,
but maybe by whose and Carmen according to one person, according
to one understanding. Now, how accurate is that who's in your
mind could refer to China and Korea?
And Allah knows best?
Or I think a better understanding is that who's in karma do not
relate to those areas in current and presently Iran which is, which
was probably an area of hurrah son at the time. But this is referring
to the forefathers of these tribes, that the great grandfather
of this tribe, the person that they descended from us who's
another was Gearman. It was that that seems to be maybe more
likely, because of the people who's in caravan do not look like
this. Now, this is speaking about according to them. I mean, some of
it is very clear that this is talking about the Tork Turkic
people. Now, when we say Turkey, it encompasses many different
types of people, many different people from many different areas
today. So it doesn't necessarily refer to only those who live in
Turkey today. But in fact, this is probably referring to a very
special group of a very specific group of Turkic people, probably
most likely from the those who are in Mongolia, or Tatarstan today.
It's pretty much much of it Muslim. But yes, that's what it's
referring to, that you will fight with these people. There are some
other Hadees, which we'll look at afterwards. But for the moment,
this is talking about Turkey people and there's been a number
of attacks by Turkey people, different types of Turkey people
in fact, different people of Turkish background or Turk
background Turkey background have actually ruled the Muslims, the
Seljuks were Turks. The
samanids were originally Turkic the Resona words were originally
of Turkic origin, descending from the samanids. Because one of the
last of the samanids he had a slave, Muhammad Ignis
Subak Duggan, who, after the Samanid Empire collapsed, he
became the ruler of the era then his son Muhammad, who later became
known as Muhammad, the visionary. So he had excursions into India at
that time as well. But he was mainly in Afghanistan and the
surrounding area. That was from a Turkic origin as well.
The Tatas who's probably the biggest representation probably
the most befitting description of the Tatas here. And there were
some drawings that I saw of Genghis Khan and these Tata, these
famous titles, and
the description is absolutely accurate. It is perfect
description, literally round, white, reddish faces, snub noses,
smaller eyes. It's not entirely Chinese or oriental in that sense.
But this is more of a larger kind of face.
Well, Hamdulillah, I mean, the ending was good, although the
destruction was great, and how it got there. So let's look at
quickly some of what transpired at that time. And how this came to
be, as the prophets of Allah. Some said, No, this didn't happen
straightaway. But this took a long time to come about the prophet
Elijah had mentioned this. But it took centuries for this to come
about. And he said that a Day of Judgment will not occur until this
happens. So clearly, that was to show that it was going to happen,
but not necessarily immediately. This was around the seventh
century, around the seventh century, and this is probably the
most likely application of this hadith. Or the understanding of
this hadith is that this took place around this time.
The hordes of the Tatas, they came from the Mongolian steppes, and
they nearly overpowered the entire Muslim world, nearly much of it.
They took care of big dynasties like the Seljuks and just
completely told them about the colorism it's just absolutely just
walked over them
now
Why did these titles come about? It's good to understand the Muslim
the situation of the Muslims and this happened after sallahu Dean,
a UB Rahim Allah had conquered Jerusalem and taken, taken care of
the Crusaders and had made a treaty with the Third Crusade. And
after that, after Salahuddin passed away, he passed away very
soon after the Treaty was made, and then the rule descended into
his children. And it was very large territory because he had
unified much of the Muslim lands during his time in order for that
unified process to take place in being able to capture Jerusalem.
Now when after he passed away, this was the beginning of the
Ayyubid dynasty, Salahuddin a UB these were originally Kurds, and
according to many also a descendant of Turkey, people are a
turkey group and Allah knows best. So these were Kurdish people. And
when his sons took it up, there was a lot of infighting, and then
his grandsons and grandchildren, and so on and so forth. There was
a big commotion in the Muslim lands, groups fighting each other,
some groups, in fact, some of the Ubud some of the local groups,
even taking assistance from some of the Crusaders, crusades went on
and on and on. The major Crusades were the second first, second. And
third, there were other crusades afterwards 910 1112 Crusades to
different areas. Because always the these Christian monarchs, and
his Christian priests and bishops and, and the Pope's, Pope and
others, they would they would send out these contingents, under in
the name of Jesus at the cross, or whatever they want to call it. A
Saudi Salatu was Salam. And but the main ones were the three. So
there was always this crusade, or Christian attack through the
Franks and others. And sometimes some of these Muslims and Muslim
leaders or monarchs would
ally themselves to some of these crusaders to fight against their
own brother, a cousin of another king, another Muslim King. So it
was really a land grab kind of situation, a power struggle, and a
major, major commotion.
Now, the way the toilet is actually began,
there's a very instant cause of it that you can relate it to, because
of one incident, but the thing is that such a massive problem and
persecution and punishment does not come about Allah subhanaw
taala would not bring about something due to one individual on
many countries.
It affected everybody affected even the people in England at the
time,
because it raised the prices of things.
So this was one of the one very major influential attacks that
took place. So one is that we can relate this to
Howard is him Shah, that it was because of his doing that this
actually began when Genghis Khan attacked.
But there's a number of other causes that we could look at
because at that time, the situation was quite bad. There was
a number of inner fightings there was a lot of problems going on.
For example,
a place like Egypt was so devastated by war, because there
was a Uncle Al medical adult fighting with his nephew and
medical often.
And when the Nile flooded in 597 It was such a severe famine that
it was maybe worse than the famine earlier during the time of the
Fatimids that we spoke about last time, a few centuries earlier, or
maybe a century earlier.
Where they had to resort to eating children.
And that's how bad it became
abou Sharma relates that Sultan medical ideal provided 220,000
dead body shrouds in a month.
That's how many people were just dying. They couldn't even dig
graves for them.
Didn't even have shots for them.
This then was followed by severe widespread earthquakes, not just
in one area, but in many different areas in Syria, in Asia Minor,
Iraq and surrounding areas. 20,000 people were crushed under Fallen
Houses.
In fact, another historian writes that it was 1,100,000 people that
died in an earthquake.
Along with these natural calamities,
you had again,
the ruler of Makkah, Qatada Husseini and Saddam Hussein, you
have
Medina, they were locked in battle between them
is some ajeeb situation at the time.
This was in 603.
There was a deadly fight between the hordes of Afghanistan and the
rulers of Howard ism.
This basically this was a wastage of energy between them just
fighting each other provides, you know, just expending their
resources between each other, trying to gain the upper hand, one
over the other.
The Crusades had made some inroads again and taken certain small
areas. I mean, it didn't really pan out to be something major
afterwards, but they had taken certain areas again as well. For
example, the rulers of Al Jazeera the northern part of the territory
between the Euphrates and the Tigris, they were secretly in
league with the Franks. And Baghdad was another story. But
that was now this was towards the end of the Abbas Empire, the
tortoise saw the end of the abovesaid empire. So now the Ibis
had had this great periods, but now much of the accomplishments
had made them so lovers of luxury and opulence that
the cliffs court was copied, was a copy of the courts of the
Byzantine emperor empire. Such extravagance amassed wealth, in
fact, some of their slaves had so much wealth, whereas the teachers
of some of the major mothers as their mother was a millstone,
Surya and others used to get a small poultry some some, whereas
some of the Viziers ministers, government, slaves and servants
would have loads of money. One of them spent about 4000 dinars on on
his marriage, and he paid another 3000 for a bird that was brought
from Mosul. The crazy thing is like when you got a lot of money,
you spend that
it's happening in India today, this newfound wealth, they're
doing all sorts of stuff, one of the most expensive buildings have
gone up in India.
Right in Bombay more expensive than anywhere in the world.
Right. Dubai, same thing. Just some crazy stuff. In fact, right
now in Abu Dhabi, in one of the malls, I think they've got a
Christmas tree studded with sapphires, and diamonds and gold
and other stuff. 11 million pounds. And they want to be they
want to be in the Guinness Book of Records. And this is in Abu Dhabi,
then Abu This is an Abu Dhabi and one of the most 11 million pounds
of
Christmas tree.
It just just all, it's just all expensive, just all expensive. So
any claim.
So this is what happens with a lot of money to throw around people
that this is what money does to you. So this is what was happening
then as well.
And one thing was that on eBay, they would have, you know, like
Christmas Day, possessions, marriage possessions, or eBay
possessions. And it was so long and so big that the whole of
Baghdad would come out to see it. It sold out was performed near
about midnight.
Because of precession ended at midnight, four years later,
it was performed at sunset bit earlier.
Meaning sunset,
not the day before. Not the night before. I mean, not the night
before, this is talking about today's Eid. And the day is gone
after maghrib. And you praying, you know, occasionally poor lady,
you know, just prayed at night. In fact, some say that they even
studied bow, you know, the sign of respect to the honorable people
was to actually bow down. So they started doing all sorts of stuff,
all sorts of things. And you know, a lot of the decadence that had
hit the Omega towards the end, it seems like the Abbasids had a
similar problem, where they started, some of them began to
confiscate lands or maybe the rulers under them, the governors
under them began to confiscate people's lands, and so on.
And this was all going on, while the tortoise had already started
coming down. So the tortoise started coming down from the steps
of Mongo, the Mongolian steps, and it come down into Bahara, some
erkunden those areas and just absolutely devastating those
areas. And all of this stuff was going on in Baghdad.
And at the same time, what happened but that was that when
the Holy finally discovered that they were going to their sites are
now on boarded, which is because initially the Tartars they
subjugated the seleukid Empire. Now, as I mentioned earlier last
week, I think that although the Caliphate was there in Baghdad,
many of the outlying areas were affiliated, they were not
necessarily under the control of the belief, but they were
affiliated and some are not even affiliated because the different
rulers in the different areas had declared their independence and
and were fighting with each other to expand their land control. And
some of them would say that okay, we're under the Khalifa Baraka,
but the Hadith had no power over them, in a sense that it was just
a honorable agreement as such, many of them even power, more
power
More than the belief and the Muslim army in Baghdad, for
example.
Like for example, you had the Summon, it's up there. You had the
you had the soldier looks very, very, very strong. And then you
had colorism show which I'll be speaking about. In fact, there was
so much chaos then that came into Baghdad that between 640 Hijiri
and 643 for three years, you know, there used to be a royal caravan
that would go for Hajj, an arrangement for the hajis that
will take about six months for preparation so on three years, no
Hajj caravan.
And because they were the rulers and they were the leaders of the
Muslim empire, the Muslim lands, the Muslim people that Ameerul
Momineen. As such, they were responsible for cloth for putting
the cloth on the Kaaba draping the Kaaba. For three years, it
remained without a cloth as well. In fact, no, that was on one year,
it remained without a call for 21 days. And people really took that
as a bad omen that something bad is going to happen because look at
the situation right now. I'm at Abbas succeeded his father Khalifa
Al Mustafa BiLlah in 575. Now remember, this is signaling the
end of the Abbasids. His title was a Nasser Lydian Allah. And now
sadly, they told you that they had these special titles. His father
was Mr. Lee biller. This one is a Nasim Lydian Allah, the helper of
the deen of Allah. The Mustafi means the one who takes light
although a nasally demon Allah although also I explained to you
that the police should be going one after the other because maybe
they'd get so old that Okay, the next one would become Khalifa and
then he'd die in the next one. He's got a few years left and he'd
become a leaf, and so on and so forth.
So he's,
he ruled a lot. This anassa Lydian Allah rule, the longest of the
Abbasids 46 years was the longest that they that any one of their
monarchs or kings or leaves ruled, but it was probably the darkest
rule as well. He was a violent person very tyrannical.
He died in 622 Ah.
And then was stern said biller
was some said biller became he ascended the throne. He was he was
a lot more mild. He was a very pious man, half of the Quran. The
problem is that he was very focused on his worship and so on.
He wasn't a very ruling person, when not a very strategic person,
so very pious individual, no complaints on his personality.
Right. But he was not an administrator as such.
He was succeeded.
Actually Muslims had villa was in between sorry, Muslims villa was
in between, it's actually his son, Mustafa Cymbala, who I'm speaking
about as the pious person, very weak, very weak person. He fasted
on Mondays Thursdays, and so on and so forth. He had a very there
was a very strong man in Baghdad at the time, whose name was What
are you to do Mohamed YBNL alchemy very famous, very powerful man, a
minister. He was a Shiite. And this time was also a time when the
Shiites and Sunnis had a major
problem in Baghdad.
So what happened at one time is that some Shiites may have been
attacked in an area or something. So this internal alchemy wanted to
take revenge. And although he was affiliated to the Hadith, he was
secretly against him. He saw that the Mongols are coming. So what he
did was, he suggested to the Hadith that we don't really need
this many troops. And they told many of the troops to go and do
something else get into business or whatever. So many of them were
left without jobs, and they had to beg in the streets. This is also
all a tact and a ploy. It goes into a lot more detail than this.
I'm just giving you an overview. So he disbanded many of the
soldiers.
Now, although most Tarsem was a perfect character, in a sense, but
the thing is what he had inherited from the leafs before him was not
readable. It was not something you could remedy. So although he was
great in his own cell, there was nothing he could do, because he
got a very weak empire. So when they attacked, there was nothing
he could do. Right. So we'll wait to talk about his final end. But
what we want to speak about is that in the eastern part of the
Muslim world, you had the kingdom of tourism, however, is just to
give you an idea where ism is really north up there above.
Uzbekistan. It may be in Kazakhstan today. I didn't get a
chance to look again. But it's definitely above the Amu Darya and
Syr it's above it's above the Caspian Sea. So it's very north.
Now, the Sultan
Allah Deen Mohammed Hawa is him Shah
He
was a very powerful man. His main focus he was a very pious person
in the sense that very Dini inclined very religious, very
righteous. But when it came to power, he his whole focus was of
sub, subjugating all of the surrounding areas under his rule.
That means a sell Jukes before he was a Seljuks. So
he
went around subjugating Egypt, Syria, Iraq, ages, Asia Minor, and
the horrors of Afghanistan. He was one of the most powerful monarchs
of his time. So he forced us Seljuks to retreat to the furthest
ends of their lands.
And
he stopped the Hornets from expanding anymore. He subjugated
Hora son. So that's the entire chorus and area which was under
the hoods before for us on his part of Iran. And part of a funny
Stan today, if that is done is called ASAN,
Mazandaran, Gearman, Ghazni and ma na. So he took that entire area,
it worked out his troops.
And, again, they were affected by the opulence and luxury because of
all of the great things that were brought to the the center of the
kingdom.
But we don't really know what happened because a lot of them,
you don't really know much about how our ism Shah because when they
were destroyed, all their history was wiped out. Because of the
touches. They erased everything so you don't really know much about
them and what who what were their alma were like, what's going on
what happened? We don't really know much about that, about that
time. The one big mistake that the Sultan made
was a similar mistake that the Moors of Spain, meaning the
Muslims of Spain, the Muslim rulers, the Ahmadiyya Muslim
rulers now, you know, the Romanians had finished had been
overtaken by the Abbasids in Baghdad in Damascus in the
mainland Muslim area. But this area that had been taken by
Barak bin Zayed and and the Lucia was ruled by some remnants of the,
of the Obama years. And they had separated themselves from they had
separated themselves from the abusive caliphate. So when they
were attacked, the Abbas is didn't help them. And they would say they
were completely annihilated and wiped out.
So we learned a number of things from here that link Association,
and cooperation is extremely important. But anyway, that was a
sight point. But the mistake that they had made, and the mistake
that colourism had made, is that he took all of these areas and the
areas that he had taken where they were non Muslims, he did not
really encourage them to become Muslim.
You subjugated them, but did not really spread the data there. So
the main thing is the data, he did not do that. Neither did they do
that in neither did they do that in Spain, as much as they should
have.
And because of that, when there's a backlash, then there's going to
be a backlash. But if you have been able to bring them to your
way of thinking,
it doesn't, the the backlash isn't so strong. And that's the new type
of warfare nowadays, that these great superpowers they don't go
and necessarily subjugate them and want to continue to rule them
directly. But they make them so
westernized or rationalized, or whatever you want to call it. You
know, as far as the impact goes, that you don't have to rule them
directly anymore. They, they are allies, and they will work with
you. So in terms of that kind of political foresight he didn't have
but he was a very brave, very brave, extremely strong and
powerful man, that he took all of these areas. Now what happened is
the Sultan of the
Genghis Khan had sent a messenger,
one of his men to cover him shudder. Look, you're the ruler of
a mighty empire. And we have this mighty empire because they take in
China that taken Beijing and you know, they ruled a massive empire.
So we should have some trade agreement. So that was agreed to.
But then what happened is that a group of traders were killed by
this colorism shadow put to death for some reason. Nobody knew the
reason. So Genghis Khan
sent a group of ambassadors to go and find out what happened. You
know, find out if it was the if it was their problem, it's fine. If
it's not, we'll see. Now, this colorism shop probably lacked
enough foresight and probably very tyrannical in that sense. He
killed these ambassadors as well. That's something you don't do
according to internationally agreed laws. You know, you don't
do that. When he did that. colourism Shah made a few
statements. He said they can only be one Harken. They can't be too
hard.
cons under the sun and the storm burst forth in 616. Ah,
Bara came first, absolutely razed to the ground. The Bokhara was a
magnificent city, because it was the center of the Somali Empire.
The library, the Royal Somani library of Bahara was such that
every center Ignosi now says that when I entered the ISO books in
there that I'd heard about before, but never seen, and I also saw the
in the books that I'd never even heard about. So bar was entirely
raised. And all the inhabitants put to the sword. I mean, they
were not enslaved, they were put to the sword they were killed.
You're talking about hundreds of 1000s of people just absolutely
destroyed and killed.
Some are conned and they will just take down everything someone
comes. That's the other great city and obviously we don't even
mention the smaller cities but Bara is further north from
somewhere and reduced to ashes. entire population destroyed. Then
came Ray Ray is where Iran is where Tehran is today in Iran.
That was a major area major city then re hum done, again Hamptons
and gern. Because we in all of this in Iran today, moral Nisha,
poor Nisha poor is where Imam
Muslim came from.
It met the same feat. The forts of the forces of Hawaii is him Shah
despite their power and they were able to subjugate they were the
strongest power of the Muslim land. They were literally just
wiped away by the forces of the turtles
and colourism Shah himself. I mean, they couldn't even stand for
for too long. They were just wiped away. What is him Shah managed to
escape running from one area to the next one area to the next,
until finally he took refuge in some unknown island in the Caspian
Sea, where he finally died his own death, heartbroken, completely
abandoned and alone. And this is the great colorism Shah. Now the
thing is that because colorism Shah had dismembered the
independent kingdoms and hid, when his force when there was no force
left, to be able to deal with these touches, the Muslims are so
seized by this fear because Subhanallah they never felt
anything like this, that it became known that if you hear that the
Tatas, any small army of the TARDIS has been
defeated somewhere you don't believe it? It's they are
invincible. They are not, they are not it's not possible to defeat
them. Once a Mongol woman dressed as a man plunder the house killing
everybody in there, except one, there was only one that last one
figured out. He's a woman that he got enough courage to go on
attacker. And it's true, they say that sometimes Mongolia would come
and say just wait gonna get a sword. And the person will
actually stand until you got a sword and then come and cut his
head off and you won't have the
ability to run away. It's just so struck with fear. This was just a
terrible force that just took everything in its weak, and they
never suffered a defeat.
So great calamity scourge of God.
Nearly all the Muslims were swept older by some of the major areas
of the Muslims were swept away. Palaces, mosques, Muslims,
everything was just leveled to the ground. Books in Baghdad, and you
know, all the big libraries were just thrown into the rivers just
completely destroyed. No respect for anything. Absolute barbarians,
in a sense. You know, they had their own religion, some are
Buddhists, some, some had this shamanism, some had some other
religions, but they had no respect for any of this. So it wasn't just
them that they were trembling. There were other areas. You know,
the nun was some Muslims, non Muslims in other areas were also
impacted by this. They overcame vast deserts it says barriers of
mountains did not stop them, or cease severity of climates, rage
of famine and pestilence, nothing stopped them. They just walked
over everything. That's why it's led a number of scholars to
believe that this was actually a fusion module.
There is an minority but there is a large number of these scholars
who actually believe that when we talk about Gog Magog, it's talking
about these titles because of the
the destruction that they play through the lens. You can only
describe them as yet huge, huge.
Can you imagine it? That is one man.
However, is him Shah. Small mistake he makes which for him was
insignificant lead to such a thing, but we can't really just
blame him. We have to blame the state of the Muslim lands and the
Muslims of the time.
So they started with Genghis Khan, and it ended with his grandson,
Kublai Khan, when the Mongol Empire broke up, finally in 650
Sikhs, they advanced to Baghdad, killing everybody in the in the
way, trembling into Deus, whatever they could not possess. For a
month in Baghdad, they killed
1,800,000 dead
in a city of two and a half million people.
That is not a joke.
In a city of 2.5 million people, we're talking about
1,800,000 people that what percentage is that?
That's about 60s 60 65% of the Christians were allowed. I mean,
they had a special relationship with the Christians, and they were
allowed to carry it carry on. So they split that up into four
different areas, the Armenian area, that sorry, the Christian
area.
And
it made the Muslims heartburn because the Christians were kind
of becoming dominant there.
Then they went to hub, a hub is the north of Syria. So you have
Halloween at the top, which is
very close to the Turkish border. And next to Iraq. Iraq is on the
on the east of it. So they came first to hub. After Hollub comes
Hermsen hammer, then comes Damascus. And then after Damascus,
you go further south, and then you can get into the Sinai and you can
get to Egypt. So that's where they were going. So they first they
took Hollub or Aleppo was recorded. Then they turned to
Damascus and captured it in 658.
Ah, two years after Baghdad, the Christians began to sprinkle the
wine on the Muslims and in the masjid, I mean, they again they
had a good relationship with the Christians.
Muslims couldn't dare do anything.
They didn't destroy everybody didn't destroy the Muslims in
Damascus, but it subjugated them and gave the Christians the upper
hand. They wanted Egypt. And this there was a shift is the Dean
Dibner Abdus Salam in Egypt.
He really encouraged a medical model for sayfudine Give him a lot
of homies that Allah will help you Allah will help you. You need to
attack them before they come here. Because if they come here, then
Egypt is gone. So finally, you summon up the courage and
they decided to attack the tortoise in Syria meaning in Sham
in that general levant area. So at Angel loot, which is just below
Nazareth, 25th of Ramadan 650 58
Ah, under Baybars, who later became the Sultan,
sovereign of Egypt called Sultan Baybars. That Tatas were first for
the first time driven back. Many were slaughtered and they were
purse pursued, pursued. And this discipline, this proved in the
minds of people that they were invincible.
It gave him to a lot of people. Now,
what the sword could not do,
was done by the preaching of many religious people, many Dini
scholars and pious ascetics,
this group of people the scourge of God, as they call it, these
huge, huge Metaphorically speaking, we would say,
metaphorically speaking,
how would you expect them to become the champions of Islam,
when they've just needed destroyed so much of it? I mean, that's some
of the that's the majority of the main Muslim lands were being
destroyed. You're talking about all of Hora sun and ma na, you're
talking about Baghdad and the surrounding areas of Iraq and Iran
is all gone. Right, Asia Minor is all gone.
All the way up to the north to the south.
And
or much of Sharm Egypt, his left. So can you imagine that?
Now the title is, we don't have time to go into that much detail.
But if you want to listen to more detail, I've actually done a more
detailed talk about that. Right, which is part of the series of
Islamic spirit seriously, you could read shapeable Hassan Ali
nadwi his book called savings of Islamic spirit, and I'm sure
there's a number of other writings about the Tatas Harold lamb has a
quite a decent account of how it is him Shah and the Tatas and what
happened and then their conversion. So I mean, these are
all these are all different resources that you could resort
to. But basic overview is that these Tatas after Kublai Khan,
they split up.
The Saudis heritage of Genghis Khan is split up into four
dominions, very vast land. I mean, they take it I mean, hello from
China to Sham. So this is very vast land. So it's split up into
four different four different groups.
four different sections. One was
called the western portion was called the was was ruled by the
son of GG Han,
who was the son of Genghis Khan. His name was Berto and he was the
heart of the Golden Horde, so their name was the Golden Horde
1256 1267 They finally turned to his and they were probably one of
the first to turn to Islam. Because a caravan of merchants
were passing by, and Masha they did such great power that they
influenced his brother. And then finally,
he actually had an alliance with Sultan Baybars. afterwards. They
had some problems, but
basically they the cons of the Golden Horde, they became Muslim
so the Western hands they became they became Muslim. The second one
was the ill khanate
HELOC, who was the founder of the HELOC. Wuhan was the founder of
that
HELOC in Arabic means destruction by the way, HELOC Wuhan was
perfect name.
This dynasty was primarily in Iran, currently Iran today, the
progress of Islam there was much slower, because they had an
alliance with the Christians.
And
his son abba, abba Kohan, married the daughter of the emperor of
Constantinople, which was Christian.
But then, slowly, slowly,
there was a conversion in one of the subsequent generations. And
finally, after a lot of turmoil
goes on Han,
who was one of the greatest of the ill hands he became Muslim.
Still waiting for somebody with that name. Just such a majestic
sounding name goes on what's your name, brother goes on. Like take
take the world anyway.
So they made Islam the ruling religion of Persia.
He was brought up a Buddhist but then became Muslim. They did a lot
then to to encourage others to become Muslim, they would shower
them with gifts if they became Muslim, and so on.
The third one was called the Middle Kingdom. A third of them
was called the Middle Kingdom.
Some of these, some of their rulers had Muslim ministers, but
didn't really affect them. In fact, Chagatai Han harassed the
Muslims, he harassed the Muslims a lot. And
finally, some of the
against some of their descendants became Muslim. Then this Chagatai
Hans Kingdom broke up so this middle kingdom actually then broke
up into smaller factions. And one of there was a prince, one of them
whose son, the prince, whose name was Doug look, Taymor, Han. He was
in some
area of his way used to go hunting.
And this very pious man, Kaushik jamaludin, had strayed into that
area by mistake. So the
he was captured and brought to this prince Douglas de Mohan. And
he said a lot of bad things to him.
He said, You when he heard his a Persian said, your Western a dog.
They really hated the Persian. He said, You're worse than a dog.
So the Sheikh said, yeah,
if
I don't die on the true faith, absolutely. I'm Western a dog. So
when he heard that, that wasn't an answer, that he was used to
equilibrium. What are you talking about? What are you talking about?
If I die if I don't die to to true faith, what is the truth faith you
speak about? Because this con was a bit of an intellectual person
and you're seeking spiritual kind of person.
He then explained what Islam was all about. And he talked about
eternal salvation in the Hereafter.
And this melted this hands hot to such a degree when he saw this
terrible picture that was drawn in front of him of the hellfire and
so on. It really affected him. But he said, You know what, right now,
my father, I know he's not going to change. But the day I ascend
the throne, I want you to come to me, and then I'll take care of it.
You know, we will I will become Muslim. And you know, we will
we'll, we'll move on from there.
The thing is that it took a while for his father today. His father
didn't die very soon. In the meantime, Sheikh jamaludin, passed
away. But before he passed away, he told his son, Rashid, the dean,
that when this prince becomes the Han, you need to go to him and
remind him of the promise that he made to me.
So when he passed away, and Tagalog became king Rashid, the
Dean went to find him and went to his camp. He couldn't get close.
Nobody would let him get there. Nobody would let him get to the
king. Some normal person go and want to speak to the king. You
don't just get there like that.
So finally, he decided that where the king king was camped out, he
went close to that area and began to give along louder than in the
morning.
Don't disturb the king kings or what is this? And he had brought
in front of him. And that's when he reminded him. So the king said,
I've been waiting for your list time. And I've been thinking about
I've been waiting for you if you've been,
he became Muslim.
And Arnold, speaking about this tortoise, about Genghis Khan,
actually, he says,
in that morning, the sun of bounty rose out of the east of divine
favor, and he faced the dark night of unbelief. Can you imagine the
sincerity of this chef
jamaludin and his son that because of that this entire third kingdom,
called the Middle Kingdom now comes under Islam.
Then finally, you had the fourth one, which was the branch of the
Golden Horde.
So this was a branch of the Golden Horde, which was succeeded by Olga
de Haan, the third son of Genghis Khan,
under which Kublai Khan brought the whole of China. So this was
the part that was under China. Okay, they became Muslim, after
become after being a Buddhist in this way. Now, Islam spread right
through all of the four different kingdoms of the same Tartars that
had just a few years before, sought to destroy, destroy it. And
they became some of the greatest some of the greatest of their
descendants. Some of them became some of the greatest scholars, you
have the fatawa of kadhi Han, and you have numerous scholars that
came from under them, and many defenders of Islam. So that's
speaking about the Titus. Now, as I mentioned, the Prophet
sallallahu sallam said a number of other things. I'd mentioned only
that one Hadith, which just describe them.
Now, let's look at a few other Hadith about this. There's a
hadith which says that otaku, Turk, Matata, qoocam, leave the
Turks alone, or the Turkic people alone, because when you say Turks
today refers to people of Turkey, and it's not just those this a lot
faster than that. Leave the Turks alone,
as long as they leave you alone, for in a word, I mean, yesterday
or Marti Mulcair. Home ban Contura.
Because the first group are the first people who will dispossess
or plunder my ummah, their sovereignty, will plunder their
sovereignty and their their kingdom will be the bunu Contura.
That's referring to them. In another version, it says For in
the home as * but since shrouded in wahana, in home Calida
they are people of great power and strength, great force, and they
have a name, their booty is very minimal, which could either mean
that they don't take much booty, they just destroy everything, or
that if you, you know, they don't leave much for you. You might know
he says that all of these ahaadeeth IRA marches of the
Prophet sallallahu sallam, you couldn't even see the signs of
this. Nobody would believe that this could happen until the sixth
century. So this is a prophecy and a miracle of the Prophet salallahu
Alaihe Salam because he says how the hill Hadith Kulu hamara jeiza
Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi salam forgot the Arafa Ha ha ha. Willa,
it took be Jimmy is refer to him or forgot Arafa Allah Iturbi Jimmy
Sivaji mulata coronaria sallallahu alayhi salam, we'll call it Elohim
al musli. Munna Murat, because of the rodef, I would read it like
that. This is the emergence of the prophets of Allah or you Salam,
because the state of these Turkic people was known with all of the
characteristics exactly, as the prophecy lost them and mentioned
it, and the Muslims had to fight with them a number on a number of
occasions.
Now, if you take this in a broader sense about fighting with the
Turks, as mentioned here in this hadith, then it could apply to
many different groups. Allah zahavi, you mentioned, Connor,
that from the different times and the different occasions when the
Muslims had to fight the Turks was during the blue omega. So during
that time between the Turkic people and the blue omega, there
was a barrier, but then that was broken slowly, but slowly, and
then the Muslims had to deal with them.
In fact, much of if you if you remember, I mentioned that much of
the army of the Fatimid rulers was made up of these Turkic people,
and these other Abyssinian people, or African people.
And,
in fact, some of the above said, Mark Dawson Billa, some of his
much of his army was actually made up of these Turkey people as well.
Then, these Turkey people, they actually became the dominating
ones. So you had to sell jokes.
You had the mum Luke's afterwards. So all of these were the origin
was Turkic and samanids, as I mentioned earlier as well.
So you had the Somalis, they took the area then you had Alice Subic
Tekin, which was the hordes? Well, the audits came from them.
And their rule reached Iraq shaman row and room and then whatever it
was remnants of them, that was the family of zingy do routine Sangli
and so on.
And then came the humans, Salahuddin a ubian.
Others.
They spread around
into Charmin hijas and other places. And then you had the silk
jukes. That was just before the tortoise you have the silk Jukes
in the fifth century, and then the worst ones came because the first
ones all became Muslim, isn't it the all of them actually just
became Muslim. But then the worst of them who actually then became
Muslim as well were the titles, which were in the sixth century.
That was Genghis Khan. Now in terms of killing, as I mentioned,
talking about Baghdad when they killed all of these people, three
quarters of its population nearly
the Khalifa was left the last Khalif poor guy. May Allah have
mercy on him because he was such a good person but had inherited is
really weak state couldn't really remedy the situation was too late.
And then he had all of these forces against him as well. So
what they did was there was a superstition this idea that his
blood could not touch the ground. So how to kill him now and this
evening alchemy wanted him killed. So he came up with this idea that
wrap him up in rugs and then beat him to death. She was beaten to
death
and that's why Saturday Shirazi the great poet of Shiraz. In
Persian he says aasmaaN Allahu Akbar Cohoon br Barza mean, but as
of Allah Malik Musa Assam Ameerul Momineen
which means it is rightful for the heavens to cry on the earth
at the annihilation of the ruler, Mustafa sim, the Emir of the
believers, that happened in 656, Dodger Dean subkey I mean, if you
look at all of the historians ignore a theory, a subkey all of
them. When they describe the tortoise it is like they're taking
deep breaths. You can see the tears in the work because not just
the destruction of people the destruction of knowledge, the
destruction of everything. He says, lemme tragedian Sookie says
lumea comando Hala kala who dunya fitna to Akbar Amin, fitna, Tara
for inom Harajuku massage Wuhan Rocco masa hefele koto wa Cataldo
regional was suburban Nisa, Baba karuna, home for Hora jolla whom
Wakata loom. That since Allah subhanaw According to him, he
says, Since Allah created this dunya there has been no fitna that
has been more severe severe than the fitna of the Tatas. Like in
any history that you could know, they were the worst.
Because they would empty the masajid they would burn the Quran
and the books, they would kill them in, and they would capture
the women and imprison them. They would they would make them
prisoners and slaves. And then they would cut open their stomachs
and they would pull out their pull out their embryos. The Serbs did a
bit of that in Bosnia as well.
And I'm sure they some of these other Shayateen do that as well.
So he said then the rest of them came into loss of them was
immediate, the more
the more lung, the one you had a disability in his in his leg.
Anyway, he burnt Damascus and destroyed much of the Levant and
the sham area.
Even went into India, the influence reached all of that
area.
And that's why we're here that the first people that will destroy my
OMA or
create such carnage in my oma
in their sovereignty, it shook the center of Caliphate. And he took
all of the other serious rulers away. That would be the blue
contours referring to them. So what is banal Contura? It's not a
very popular word. According to
some, this was actually a slave girl of Ibrahim Alayhi Salatu was
Salam, from whom came a tribe, and from them came much of these Tux
Ebola theatres mentioned his but he doesn't reckon it's a very
strong idea.
Although much the Dino firozabad in car moves, he reckons that that
is exactly what Contura is about.
is referring to the slave girl of Ibrahim Ali salatu salam from whom
these people came Allah knows best. How table Baghdadi is one of
the hot from Baghdad, one of the most famous historians. He's got a
massive 70 Volume I think, history of Baghdad. He records everything
mashallah records and potable Baghdad is great Hadith scholar as
well.
He relates from it Rhodiola one,
that there will be a city between the Euphrates and Tigris digital
and fraud
in which will be the kingdom of the Benoit buss. There will be a
deadly war in the in which the women will be made prisoners and
the men will be slaughtered just as sheep are slaughtered. This he
relates from Anatolia Lavon. Now although the isnaad the chain of
this narration is very weak, it's very weak it won't stand up to a
lot of scrutiny. But
katiba is related this and so you came a lot later SUDI passed away
in 911 Hijiri
suit relating with Jeremy or Kabir that after hottie Baghdad is death
100 years after his death,
actually 200 years after hardeeville Bada is death, this
war took place and this is when this destruction to me so
Honeyville birthday was before the touches, but he raised his hands
from it, and it's a perfect description. If no Masuda the
alone uses, and this is stuff that they must have heard from the
Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam so even though Massoud Sahabi or the
Allahu and relates that can only be took what come Allah Bara viene
Maha Rama Mohan Mohammed Al Athan
had Dr. Bhutta Bishop tell for us
it is as though I see the Turks and they have come to you on
horses with perforated is with holes in their ears
until they will tie them to the banks of the Euphrates River. And
then he talked about Sherm and he said get a neon through LA
humanoid robot to for you the homie Saba al Masjid. It is as
though I'm seeing them and they have tied their horses to the
pillars of the masjid in Sham. So that was the Tatas and now you can
see how the prophecies of the Prophet salallahu Alaihe Salam
so accurate. And as I mentioned, I mentioned those first a hadith
initially because they're from the Saheeh collections, perfect
descriptions of the way they looked and their characteristics.
And then these other ones just support the whole
the whole other occurrences that took place. In fact, you have
narration from Abner Massoud and earlier the Allah one most likely
from that which definitely, in fact, from what that they had
gathered from the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa salam.
So may Allah subhanho wa Taala give us insight into these
matters. May Allah subhanho wa Taala protect us from such
carnage. May Allah subhanahu wa Tada allow us to learn from these
things and the situation that prevailed before this actually
happened. Because clearly it didn't happen in a vacuum. And one
man's mistakes Yes, it was great mistake was a very bold mistake.
And he had to pay for it big time. But the thing is that if nobody
else could stand up to it, until finally Egypt they had a lot of
respect for is the dean of no Abdus Salam. If you understand the
respect that the people of Egypt head for is the dean of Abdus
Salam, maybe you might see some of the secret there is the dean of
the salam was a scholar. He was not the leader. But whatever he
said went and the King used to respect him that the ruler they
used to respect him a lot.
On one occasion, if he said that tomorrow is it doesn't matter what
the king said tomorrow was it
so hon Allah so we need to you know, we need to Is it enough that
Abdus Salam today, right? Take care of everybody else that falls
into the mess. Anyway.
One day, one of the chief ministers who was a mum look now
this is a very strange thing that these mum Luke's you have these
slaves who used to work for the state, but then they used to
attain these high positions and ranks and you know, they they
command, you know, that they command a lot of influence.
Is it the Navy Abdus Salam said that this man, one of the chief
people, they're close to the king, he has to be sold for him to be
free. So you have to take him to the market, you have to send him
as a slave.
Right? If to free him, that's the only way you can win because it
belongs to the state. Right? I don't want to go into much detail
about that. But that's basically just understand it that way. Now
that's obviously a major
cannibalism, and I mean, he's one of the chief ministers, how is he
going to be humiliated? Like the king tried to convince him that
there's no way I'm having? That's the Sharia. That's what he has to
do. It was either on that occasion or another occasion, the king
didn't listen to him because he couldn't difficult. Is it in Abdus
Salam said, I'm leaving Egypt.
And when he said that, much of the population of Egypt wanted to
depart Egypt with him.
So some people quickly ran to the king said, Do you know what's
going on? All your population is gonna go with him, gone do some
things they went quickly rushed out to the dozer sitting president
Abdullah was on his way. And he convinced him to come back.
See the people the respect that they had for the Scott, obviously,
scholar was of a very high stature, he is even Abdus Salam,
he would go and say whatever he liked to Dickinson, his students
would be with him and come back and he would, they would say to
him, can you have any fear like Subhanallah when I go in there,
it's like, I'm speaking to a cat.
I have no fear whatsoever.
And he miracles that on one occasion, somebody actually wanted
to come and kill him. He got to his house is even Abdus Salam even
opened the door and the person just shook and could not do
anything.
Allah subhanho wa Taala just struck him with all is even
Abdullah when he went through one city and they said, why don't you
stop here? Why don't you stay here? He said, No, no, you're this
is too small for my knowledge. ajeeb
so you see that he really encouraged it really said, Allah
is with you, you know, you need to go against the status you need to
fight with them in you need to take a force up there. To to, to
show them you can't let them come here and find Alhamdulillah Allah
subhanaw taala gave victory on his hands. So may Allah subhanho wa
Taala give us our strength insight. May Allah Allah us to do
the right things and not create and cause contribute to the chaos
in the Muslim lands. Whether it be you know, at any level, try to
unify ourselves. I think that's very important that Muslim be
unified. And I think we need to start really focusing on uni
unifying ourselves in many different things, just overlooking
our differences, overlooking our personal thing just for the higher
motive.
It's very important that we do that.
May Allah subhanaw taala give us stuff because it's not difficult.
It's not easy to do. It is not easy to do. And he stole from
Allah may Allah subhanaw taala give us Tofik Allah Who mantissa
salaam Inca Salam Tabarrok the other jewelry with a crumb. You
have a huge medical history. And I'm unlucky Allah Subhana Allah in
economical body mean just Allahu Allah, Muhammad and Muhammad,
Allahu McPhee, Lana or Hamner or if you know what the now we're
gonna Allah Houma filling mustard Muslimeen all Muslim it will mean
you know and what minute Allah here even when I'm word, Allah
homophily Medusa you know Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
Allahu livina Colombina Allahumma salli wa Nina, Allah Houma
submit aka Domina Allahu Morphicon Lima to Hibou a thermal coal you
will Amman you will fail you will Nia of Allah except our daughters
Oh Allah accept our daughters forgive us our sins. Forgive us
our wrongdoings Oh Allah bring us closer to you of Allah grant us
your love and the love of those who love you of Allah makers of
the true Siddiqui in O Allah, makers of the true champions of
the faith and the deen of Allah make us worthy of your Kadima on
our deathbed. Oh Allah grant us the Kadima La Ilaha illa Allah on
our deathbed. Oh Allah, make us do the actions of the people of
paradise and allow us to abstain from the people. The actions of
the people of hellfire of Allah, Oh Allah diminish the influence of
shaytaan over us, Oh Allah, Oh Allah grant us true insight and
allow us to follow the truth wherever it is, and allow us to
allow us to abstain from the wrong and about wherever it may be. And
however it may seem to us, Oh Allah, Oh Allah give us for us or
give us true insight deep inside penetrating insight into these
matters so that we make the right decisions that will increase our
beneficial knowledge. Oh Allah, Oh Allah, Oh Allah protect us from
non beneficial knowledge. Oh Allah give us Baraka Baraka in our
families in our deen our religion in our practice, oh Allah give us
Baraka in our homes, in our households in our family and our
children. Oh Allah give us Baraka in everything. Oh Allah for Allah
fulfill our permissible needs. Oh Allah, Oh Allah grant us the Tofik
and the guidance to do that which is good and to abstain from that
which is wrong of Allah do not allow us to succumb to the control
of our knifes or Allah allow us to control and subdue our desires and
our knifes and our ego Oh Allah Oh Allah protect our eyes and our
ears and our hands and feet to now bodily parts from all forms of
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those things which you love and you are pleased with Oh Allah Oh
Allah grant us power paradise genital for those in all the
stages before it to get to their Allah make them easy for us
whether they be over the causeway in the spirit of ALLAH the
questioning on the day of God
judgment Oh Allah allow us to go into paradise without questioning.
Oh Allah give us to drink from the hole in the water in place of your
messenger Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa salam, O Allah grant us
high places in paradise so Allah Jinnah to fulfill those genital
for those which your messenger SallAllahu Sallam has spoken
about, Oh Allah bless our messenger Muhammad sallallahu
alayhi wa salam and all Allah grant him a befitting reward on
behalf of all of his ummah, oh Allah grant him a befitting reward
and send your salutations Oh Allah, send your blessings and
your peace on him. Oh Allah until, until you remain, oh Allah until
your everlasting and for everlasting for eternity. Oh Allah
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