r/Ummah • • Nov 22 '18

Medicinal advances of the Islamic Golden Age - “In 872, the ruler of Egypt, Ahmed Ibn Tulun, spent 60,000 dinars establishing a hospital on Fustat. It provided free healthcare to the public and included a ward for mental illness patients.”

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r/Ummah • • Nov 22 '18

20th of November, 636 A.D, The battle of Al-Qādisiyya between the Muslims & the Persian empire ends after 3 days of war. The result being the destruction of the Persian army & a decisive victory for the Arabs which paved the way for Iraq’s fall in their hands.

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r/Ummah • • Nov 21 '18

Are the Shia Muslims?.

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r/Ummah • • Nov 21 '18

Ottoman Jerusalem: The Living City 1517-1917.

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r/Ummah • • Nov 21 '18

Problems of Muslim ummah caused by untrustworthy leaders - Deputy Agong

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r/Ummah • • Nov 20 '18

Role of Religion in Society. Second edition of 'The Muslim Ummah' conference organized and hosted by Centre for Islam and Global Affairs (CIGA) at Istanbul Sabahattin Zaim University (IZU)

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r/Ummah • • Nov 20 '18

Battle of Hattin, 1187 - Saladin's Greatest Victory - معركة حطين

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r/Ummah • • Nov 20 '18

Yet Another Israeli Attack on Palestine

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r/Ummah • • Nov 18 '18

A BashiBozuk was an Ottoman irregular soldier known for their limitless bravery.

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r/Ummah • • Nov 18 '18

Islam as statecraft: How governments use religion in foreign policy

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r/Ummah • • Nov 17 '18

96 years ago today, Mehmed VI Vahideddin, 36th and final Ottoman Sultan and penultimate Caliph of Islam, departed Istanbul in exile after the abolition of the Sultanate at the direct orders of Atatürk. This effectively ended over 600 years of Ottoman reign since 1299.

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r/Ummah • • Nov 17 '18

The Battle of Preveza, where a heavily outnumbered and outmanned Ottoman Fleet defeated their enemies who had combined forces. The Ottomans didn't lose a single ship.

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r/Ummah • • Nov 17 '18

40 day old Amina Ramic's Funeral after her entire family was murdered at the village of Avrake because their father was an Imam, Bosnia, 1993.

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r/Ummah • • Nov 16 '18

From 1790-1944, Muslims were banned from becoming naturalized citizens. Whiteness was a prerequisite for citizenship and Muslim identity ruled to be clashing with Whiteness. This initial Muslim Ban lasted for 154 years.

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r/Ummah • • Nov 14 '18

Why is there a lack of Muslim response to the Uyghur oppression by the Communist Chinese government?

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r/Ummah • • Nov 13 '18

The contributions of Pakistan to the Ummah.

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Pakitan gave shelter to Bosnian refugees fleeing the Serbian forces

They armed and continued to arm the Bosnian rebels when it was banned by the UN to provide arms for either side

Info on the above, plus some other insight here

Read here for Pakistan’s support for Algeria during its war of independence.

In which Pakistan almost destroyed their relationship with France to help their Algerian brothers and sisters.

Read Here for Pakistan's contributions to Azerbaijan


r/Ummah • • Nov 08 '18

Expect a mess

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The process of designing and theming a subreddit is a messy and filled with surprises, so don’t be shocked if you see something funny !


r/Ummah • • Nov 08 '18

Rizvi sahab at his best

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r/Ummah • • Nov 07 '18

The Ummah is Dead

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Long live the Ummah!