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                  The Mamluk dynasty is one of the strangest events in the history of the world, organized by slaves from all walks of life. It was organized by slaves who were imported by the caliphs from different countries. The founder of the Mamluk dynasty was Shajar al-Durd, a woman who was a slave of Caliph al-Mustasim. Mahathir, a Turk, gave birth to a child in Salih, of Ayub descent, and was freed. With the demise of her husband Salih, Shajar rose to power in Egypt. Their reign lasted about two and a half months. They were able to see a lot of activity in this short period of time. They were notable for smashing coins and so on.       Izzuddin Ibn Bakr was elected the next ruler of Egypt. With that, Shajar adorned his wife's position and tried to maintain control over the administration. Shajar kills him when he learns that Ibak is trying for another marriage. Knowing this, his other wives also killed Shajar.   ...

 The Crusades are a series of two centuries - long series of battles between East and West, or between Islam and Christianity. These were the struggles of the Christian governments of Europe against the Eastern Muslim world as a symbol of the cross. This series of collisions between the Moon and the Cross played a major role in rewriting the course of world history.  These battles, which took place between 489 and 691 AH (1096-1292 AD), are known as the Crusades or Crusaders, and the participants were known as the Crusaders. Some Orientalists describe all clashes between Christians and Muslims as crusades. The Crusades began at the behest of Pope Urban II. At his command, the saint Peter traveled throughout the country and prepared the people for it. Peter, a brilliant orator and mastermind, was quick to ignite religious sentiment in the minds of Christians. Although it is known as a religious holy war, the Crusaders were driven by material interests. The obvious reason for th...

  The Ottoman Empire is one of the longest-serving regimes in Islamic history. It is known by the Turkish dynasty, the Ottoman Sultanate, the Ottoman Empire and the Ottoman Caliphate. Usman Khan (c. 1288-1326) was the founder of the Ottoman Empire. It was in 1289. Establishment of. The first center of the Ottoman Empire was the area of ​​Jagir, which Alauddin Sal Jaqi rewarded his father for defeating the Mongols. Starting from there, Usman Khan's fighting prowess led to the conquest of Barusa by the Romans in 1326 and the expansion of the borders of the Ottoman Empire.  Later, the administration shifted its focus to Batasa. After Usman Khan, his son Arkhan came to power. He played a major role in the development of the Ottoman Empire and thanked them for their invasion of Europe. Later Sultan Murad I (1959-1389) expanded the empire by conquering Adenopil in 1361. By 1389, the Balkans, up to the Thaniub River, had fallen into disrepair. Ba Yazid, who later came to power, conq...

  Malik is not just a movie that is more than two and a half hours long and can be seen cheaply. The film is also a reminder of the great genocide and genocide that Kerala has not forgotten. Mahesh Narayanan's political drama 'Malik' is based on real events and his imagination. The film takes the audience into the living environment of a marginalized people. Malik tells the life story of Sulaiman Ali, a Ramadan-minded god who puts humanity above anything other than caste and religion. It is the story of Sulaiman Ali and Ramadapalli, the shores of Edavathura, with the constantly neglected seafaring lives that society and the state have always seen only as second-class citizens. Sulaiman Malik is a man who fought for his life against the injustices perpetrated against the children of the sea and the minority community. The story progresses through different periods and through different characters.   Ramadapally is the place where Sulaiman Malik's family took refuge...

  (1). Which river is the source of the Aruvikkara Dam?        Karamana   (2). Which are the major dams in Thiruvananthapuram district?         Aruvikkara, Peppara, Neyyar   (3). Which industrial city is in Kerala?        Aluva   (4). Which is the leading traditional industry in Kerala?        Coir industry   (5). Which country is the largest producer of coir in the world?        India (85% of India's total coir production is from Kerala)   (6). Which industry employs the largest number of traditional industries in Kerala?        Coir industry   (7). Who founded 'Daras Mail'?       James Dara, Henry Smile   (8). In which year was 'Daras Mail', the first coir factory in Kerala established?        1859   (9). Which country is the largest exporte...

  What is Wahhabism? What is terrorism? I understand that an explanation is needed.   When Wahhabism was introduced as a terrorist movement, while the Malayalee Salafi / Mujahideen brothers were wondering why they were agitated, there were some local experiences that helped identify their sentiment. So, let me explain a little bit ..   One:   I have some applications of my own. Those who follow me know that. For those who have recently passed, and for those who do not yet understand the true meaning of such expressions. The term Salafism is primarily meant in recent times to refer to the Ahlus-Sunnah Manhaj movement, as shown by Shaykh al-Islam ibn Taymiyyah and Shaykh Muhammad ibn 'Abd al-Wahhab. Both of them are basically Hampi Madhhabs. Independent positions have been taken on very few matters. They are revered, as are the scholars of the earlier Madhhab, with agreement + disagreement.   Wahhabism, however, claims to have adopted the Manhaj ...

  Salim Ali (Salim Muizuddin Abdul Ali, November 12, 1896 - 20-06-1987) was a man based in India for systematic bird watching. His observations laid the foundation for bird watching and nature love among the people of India. These include a book on birds in Kerala. ‘The Fall of a Sparrow’ is his autobiography. Elected National Professor of Ornithology, he has been awarded doctorates by various universities. He is also known as the bird man   She was born on November 12, 1896 in Mumbai. Salim Ali was born into a family of five boys and four girls. Father Moizuddin and mother Zeenat Nisa. Salim's father died within a year of his birth and his mother died before he was three years old. The orphans were later raised by their childless uncle. Hunting was the main pastime of the Saipans who came to India at that time and the natives imitated them and went hunting. Salim's uncle was also a good hunter. Salim, who had no interest in studies, dreamed of becoming a good hunter. When...

MALALA YOUSAFZAI  a pakisthani activist. Malala Yousafzai is the youngest Nobel laureate and Pakistani activist working for women's education. Malala Yousafzai is best known for her protest against the Taliban's ban on girls' schooling and the associated social activism. She first came to her attention in 2009 when she started writing for the BBC at the age of 11 about her life in the context of Taliban control in the Swat Valley. Malala, who was later nominated for several awards, won Pakistan's first National Peace Prize. November 10, 2012 is International Malala Day, at the urging of the United Nations to pay tribute to Malala. The motto of the United Nations campaign to bring all girls around the world to school by 2015 is: 'Me and Malala'.   Malala Yousafzai suffered serious head and neck injuries in an assassination attempt on October 9, 2012. The attack took place while returning home on a school bus after school. Malala, who was unconscious in the days f...

                                                                                              Hundreds of warships were anchored in the Bosphorus at that time ... a sight not commonly seen in the city of Istanbul. Not so many warships are anchored together near a capital city except by enemy forces or coup attempts. But the ships did not arrive that day for defense or attack.                                                      Cannons came out of each of the ships. They started firing into the sky. The city of Istanbul shed tears of boredom. The Sultan, one of the most powerful men in world history, prayed for his com...

In 1925, eminent scholars and community leaders gathered at the Great Juma Masjid in Kozhikode. After lengthy serious discussions, a scholarly congregation was formed. KP Mohammad Meeran Musliar and Parole Hussain Moulavi were elected president and secretary of the organization respectively.        On the instructions of Varakkal Baalavi Mullakoya, on June 26, 1926, a conference was held at Kozhikode Town Hall with the participation of eminent scholars under the chairmanship of Syed Shihabuddin Cherukunjikoya. In the name of Samastha Kerala Jamiyyathul Ulama, it was fully organized. Varakkal Ba Alavi Mullakoya nominated himself as the first president of Samastha. Ahmadkutty Musliar, Abul Haq Mohammad Abdul Bari Musliar, KM Abdul Qadir Musliar and KP Mohammad Meeran Musliar were elected as the Vice-Chairmen of the First Committee and PV Mohammad Musliar and PK Mohammad Musliar as Secretaries.         The Samastha was official...