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Assala - Rawah Wa Rooh By MST82 Assala shooting the music video during the concert she gave at Star El Khaleej (Star of the Gulf). In the song, one can hear how versatile Assala's voice is, and how she freely masters the vibrations of her vocal cords. Tags: arab, arabic, asala, asalah, assala, assalah, diva, music, nasri, nasry, oriental, syria, syrian, talent, voice 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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أغنيه لابن الرئيس المصرى جمال مبارك ( يتربى فى عزو ) Gamal By hellowebb Tags: arab, arabic, cairo, dubai, egyptian, hosni, husni, jordan, kefaya, kifaya, lebanon, mobarak, mubarak, palestine, saudi, syria, أحمد, أمريكا, الاردن, السعوديه, تعذيب, تميم, جمال, حسنى, رئيس, سوريا, سوزان, طلعت, عز, فساد, فيلم, فلسطين, كفايه, كليب, لبنان, هشام, مبارك, مصر, مصطفىegypt, ملك 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Palestinian Refugee fears rise as crisis grows in Lebanon By Attention101 Fatah-al-Islam ( in reality ) is a creation of the "Welch Club". This club is named for its godfather David Welch - the current assistant to the Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. He is the "point man" for the Bush administration and is guided by Eliot Abrams. Key Lebanese members of the Welch Club ( aka: the "Club" ) include: The Lebanese civil war veteran, warlord, feudalist and mercurial Walid Jumblatt of the Druze party ( the Progressive Socialist Party or PSP ) The extremist Phalange party and its Lebanese Forces ( LF ) - The group that conducted the Israel organized massacre at Sabra-Shatilla ( although led by Elie Hobeika, once Geagea's mentor, Geagea did not take part in the Sept. 1982 slaughter of 1,700 Palestinian and Lebanese ). The billionaire, Saudi Sheikh and Club president Saad Hariri - Leader of the Sunni Future Movement ( FM ). Over a year ago Hariri's Future Movement started setting up Sunni Islamist terrorist cells ( the PSP and LF already had their own militia since the civil war and - despite the Taif Accords requiring militia to disarm - they are now rearmed, itching for action, and trying dilligently to provoke Hezbollah ). The FM created Sunni Islamist "terrorist" cells were meant to serve as a cover for ( anti-Hezbollah ) Welch Club projects. The plan was that actions taken by these cells - of which Fatah el-Islam is one - could be blamed on al Qaeda, or Syria, or anyone but the Club. *Please visit my site to read the rest of this article, or to find related links and references. http://billnoxid.wordpress.com Tags: al-islam, fatah, funding, hamas, iran, iraq, israel, lebanon, palestine, syria, weapons 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!) |
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MATMATA feat. SYRIA_Fino a perdermi By Ommyll Matmata feat. Syria Fino a perdermi_In attesa del cielo Tags: attesa, cielo, del, fino, in, indie, matmata, perdermi, rock, syria 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Fares Karam Al Ghorbeh Weily Music Video By akamoe32 fares karam brand new music video for his new song AlGhorbeh Weilly great song and video Tags: 2009, al, alghorba, altanoura, arab, arabic, arabisch, dabke, el, fares, gerbe, gherbeh, ghorba, irianaela..., karam, lebanon, mazikka, melody, music, neswanji, new, shefta, song, syria, الغربه, جديد, فارس, كرم 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode 20: Rukn al-Din Baibars Part 4 By khawajak Zaid Hamid's program Yeh Ghazi on Sultan Rukn Al Din Baibars. Al-Malik Al-Zahir Rukn al-Din Baibars was the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt & Syria.He was the sole wall against the Mongol onslaught in the Islamic World. These were extremely critical times when Sultan Baibars came up as a saviour & later a reformer. He is renowned for his military campaigns against Mongols and crusaders and for his internal administrative reforms . He has become a part of the Egyptian folklore.Sultan Baibars gained his first major military victory as commander of the Ayyūbid army at the city of Al-Manṣūrah in February 1250 against the crusaders army led by Louis IX of France, who was captured and later released for a large ransom. In September 1260, the Mamlūk troops defeated a Mongol army near Nāblus in Palestine. Baybars distinguished himself as the leader of the vanguard, and many Mongol leaders were slain on the field. Baibars followed the footsteps of his ideal Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi.He started by consolidating and strengthening his military position. He rebuilt all the Syrian citadels and fortresses that had been destroyed by the Mongols and built new arsenals, warships, and cargo vessels. To achieve unity of command against the crusaders, Baybars united Muslim Syria and Egypt into a single state. Baibars was a commander of the Mamluks in around 1250, when he defeated the Seventh Crusade of Louis IX of France. In 1260 he led Mamluk troops to decisive victory against the Mongols at the Battle of Ain Jalut.In 1265 he received the surrender of Arsūf from the Knights Hospitalers. He occupied ʿAtlit and Haifa, and in July 1266 he received the town of Safed from the Knights Templar garrison after a heavy siege. Two years later, Sultan Baibars turned toward Jaffa, which he captured without resistance. The most important town taken by him was Antioch (May 1268). His seizure of additional strongholds in 1271 sealed the crusaders fate; they were never able to recover from their territorial losses. Baybarss campaigns made possible the final victories won by his successors. Baybarss permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East. During the 17 years of his reign, he engaged the Mongols of Persia in nine battles. Within Syria, Baybars dealt with the Assassins, a fanatical Islamic sect. After seizing their major strongholds between 1271 and 1273, he wiped out the Syrian members of the group. Baibars was, moreover, more than a military leader or a diplomatic politician. He built canals, improved harbours, and established a regular and fast postal service between Cairo and Damascus, one that required only four days. He built the great mosque and the school bearing his name in Cairo. He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law. Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: ainjalut, aleppo, almalikalzahir, alquds, bahridynasty, baibars, baybars, brasstacks, cairo, crusaders, egypt, genghiskhan, islamichistory, jerusalem, louisix, mamluk, memluke, mongolia, mongols, muslimgenerals, ruknaldin, ruknuddin, ruknuddinbaibars, seventhcrusade, syria, tatars, zaidhamid 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode 20: Rukn al-Din Baibars Part 3 By khawajak Zaid Hamid's program Yeh Ghazi on Sultan Rukn Al Din Baibars. Al-Malik Al-Zahir Rukn al-Din Baibars was the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt & Syria.He was the sole wall against the Mongol onslaught in the Islamic World. These were extremely critical times when Sultan Baibars came up as a saviour & later a reformer. He is renowned for his military campaigns against Mongols and crusaders and for his internal administrative reforms . He has become a part of the Egyptian folklore.Sultan Baibars gained his first major military victory as commander of the Ayyūbid army at the city of Al-Manṣūrah in February 1250 against the crusaders army led by Louis IX of France, who was captured and later released for a large ransom. In September 1260, the Mamlūk troops defeated a Mongol army near Nāblus in Palestine. Baybars distinguished himself as the leader of the vanguard, and many Mongol leaders were slain on the field. Baibars followed the footsteps of his ideal Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi.He started by consolidating and strengthening his military position. He rebuilt all the Syrian citadels and fortresses that had been destroyed by the Mongols and built new arsenals, warships, and cargo vessels. To achieve unity of command against the crusaders, Baybars united Muslim Syria and Egypt into a single state. Baibars was a commander of the Mamluks in around 1250, when he defeated the Seventh Crusade of Louis IX of France. In 1260 he led Mamluk troops to decisive victory against the Mongols at the Battle of Ain Jalut.In 1265 he received the surrender of Arsūf from the Knights Hospitalers. He occupied ʿAtlit and Haifa, and in July 1266 he received the town of Safed from the Knights Templar garrison after a heavy siege. Two years later, Sultan Baibars turned toward Jaffa, which he captured without resistance. The most important town taken by him was Antioch (May 1268). His seizure of additional strongholds in 1271 sealed the crusaders fate; they were never able to recover from their territorial losses. Baybarss campaigns made possible the final victories won by his successors. Baybarss permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East. During the 17 years of his reign, he engaged the Mongols of Persia in nine battles. Within Syria, Baybars dealt with the Assassins, a fanatical Islamic sect. After seizing their major strongholds between 1271 and 1273, he wiped out the Syrian members of the group. Baibars was, moreover, more than a military leader or a diplomatic politician. He built canals, improved harbours, and established a regular and fast postal service between Cairo and Damascus, one that required only four days. He built the great mosque and the school bearing his name in Cairo. He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law. Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: ainjalut, aleppo, almalikalzahir, alquds, bahridynasty, baibars, baybars, brasstacks, cairo, crusaders, egypt, genghiskhan, islamichistory, jerusalem, louisix, mamluk, memluke, mongolia, mongols, muslimgenerals, ruknaldin, ruknuddin, ruknuddinbaibars, seventhcrusade, syria, tatars, zaidhamid 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode 20: Rukn al-Din Baibars Part 2 By khawajak Zaid Hamid's program Yeh Ghazi on Sultan Rukn Al Din Baibars. Al-Malik Al-Zahir Rukn al-Din Baibars was the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt & Syria.He was the sole wall against the Mongol onslaught in the Islamic World. These were extremely critical times when Sultan Baibars came up as a saviour & later a reformer. He is renowned for his military campaigns against Mongols and crusaders and for his internal administrative reforms . He has become a part of the Egyptian folklore.Sultan Baibars gained his first major military victory as commander of the Ayyūbid army at the city of Al-Manṣūrah in February 1250 against the crusaders army led by Louis IX of France, who was captured and later released for a large ransom. In September 1260, the Mamlūk troops defeated a Mongol army near Nāblus in Palestine. Baybars distinguished himself as the leader of the vanguard, and many Mongol leaders were slain on the field. Baibars followed the footsteps of his ideal Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi.He started by consolidating and strengthening his military position. He rebuilt all the Syrian citadels and fortresses that had been destroyed by the Mongols and built new arsenals, warships, and cargo vessels. To achieve unity of command against the crusaders, Baybars united Muslim Syria and Egypt into a single state. Baibars was a commander of the Mamluks in around 1250, when he defeated the Seventh Crusade of Louis IX of France. In 1260 he led Mamluk troops to decisive victory against the Mongols at the Battle of Ain Jalut.In 1265 he received the surrender of Arsūf from the Knights Hospitalers. He occupied ʿAtlit and Haifa, and in July 1266 he received the town of Safed from the Knights Templar garrison after a heavy siege. Two years later, Sultan Baibars turned toward Jaffa, which he captured without resistance. The most important town taken by him was Antioch (May 1268). His seizure of additional strongholds in 1271 sealed the crusaders fate; they were never able to recover from their territorial losses. Baybarss campaigns made possible the final victories won by his successors. Baybarss permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East. During the 17 years of his reign, he engaged the Mongols of Persia in nine battles. Within Syria, Baybars dealt with the Assassins, a fanatical Islamic sect. After seizing their major strongholds between 1271 and 1273, he wiped out the Syrian members of the group. Baibars was, moreover, more than a military leader or a diplomatic politician. He built canals, improved harbours, and established a regular and fast postal service between Cairo and Damascus, one that required only four days. He built the great mosque and the school bearing his name in Cairo. He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law. Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: ainjalut, aleppo, almalikalzahir, alquds, bahridynasty, baibars, baybars, brasstacks, cairo, crusaders, egypt, genghiskhan, islamichistory, jerusalem, louisix, mamluk, memluke, mongolia, mongols, muslimgenerals, ruknaldin, ruknuddin, ruknuddinbaibars, seventhcrusade, syria, tatars, zaidhamid 2 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode 20: Rukn al-Din Baibars Part 1 By khawajak Zaid Hamid's program Yeh Ghazi on Sultan Rukn Al Din Baibars. Al-Malik Al-Zahir Rukn al-Din Baibars was the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt & Syria.He was the sole wall against the Mongol onslaught in the Islamic World. These were extremely critical times when Sultan Baibars came up as a saviour & later a reformer. He is renowned for his military campaigns against Mongols and crusaders and for his internal administrative reforms . He has become a part of the Egyptian folklore.Sultan Baibars gained his first major military victory as commander of the Ayyūbid army at the city of Al-Manṣūrah in February 1250 against the crusaders army led by Louis IX of France, who was captured and later released for a large ransom. In September 1260, the Mamlūk troops defeated a Mongol army near Nāblus in Palestine. Baybars distinguished himself as the leader of the vanguard, and many Mongol leaders were slain on the field. Baibars followed the footsteps of his ideal Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi.He started by consolidating and strengthening his military position. He rebuilt all the Syrian citadels and fortresses that had been destroyed by the Mongols and built new arsenals, warships, and cargo vessels. To achieve unity of command against the crusaders, Baybars united Muslim Syria and Egypt into a single state. Baibars was a commander of the Mamluks in around 1250, when he defeated the Seventh Crusade of Louis IX of France. In 1260 he led Mamluk troops to decisive victory against the Mongols at the Battle of Ain Jalut.In 1265 he received the surrender of Arsūf from the Knights Hospitalers. He occupied ʿAtlit and Haifa, and in July 1266 he received the town of Safed from the Knights Templar garrison after a heavy siege. Two years later, Sultan Baibars turned toward Jaffa, which he captured without resistance. The most important town taken by him was Antioch (May 1268). His seizure of additional strongholds in 1271 sealed the crusaders fate; they were never able to recover from their territorial losses. Baybarss campaigns made possible the final victories won by his successors. Baybarss permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East. During the 17 years of his reign, he engaged the Mongols of Persia in nine battles. Within Syria, Baybars dealt with the Assassins, a fanatical Islamic sect. After seizing their major strongholds between 1271 and 1273, he wiped out the Syrian members of the group. Baibars was, moreover, more than a military leader or a diplomatic politician. He built canals, improved harbours, and established a regular and fast postal service between Cairo and Damascus, one that required only four days. He built the great mosque and the school bearing his name in Cairo. He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law. Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: ainjalut, aleppo, almalikalzahir, alquds, bahridynasty, baibars, baybars, brasstacks, cairo, crusaders, egypt, genghiskhan, islamichistory, jerusalem, louisix, mamluk, memluke, mongolia, mongols, muslimgenerals, ruknaldin, ruknuddin, ruknuddinbaibars, seventhcrusade, syria, tatars, zaidhamid 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode19: Rukn al-Din Baibars Part5 By khawajak Zaid Hamid's program Yeh Ghazi on Sultan Rukn Al Din Baibars. Al-Malik Al-Zahir Rukn al-Din Baibars was the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt & Syria.He was the sole wall against the Mongol onslaught in the Islamic World. These were extremely critical times when Sultan Baibars came up as a saviour & later a reformer. He is renowned for his military campaigns against Mongols and crusaders and for his internal administrative reforms . He has become a part of the Egyptian folklore.Sultan Baibars gained his first major military victory as commander of the Ayyūbid army at the city of Al-Manṣūrah in February 1250 against the crusaders army led by Louis IX of France, who was captured and later released for a large ransom. In September 1260, the Mamlūk troops defeated a Mongol army near Nāblus in Palestine. Baybars distinguished himself as the leader of the vanguard, and many Mongol leaders were slain on the field. Baibars followed the footsteps of his ideal Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi.He started by consolidating and strengthening his military position. He rebuilt all the Syrian citadels and fortresses that had been destroyed by the Mongols and built new arsenals, warships, and cargo vessels. To achieve unity of command against the crusaders, Baybars united Muslim Syria and Egypt into a single state. Baibars was a commander of the Mamluks in around 1250, when he defeated the Seventh Crusade of Louis IX of France. In 1260 he led Mamluk troops to decisive victory against the Mongols at the Battle of Ain Jalut.In 1265 he received the surrender of Arsūf from the Knights Hospitalers. He occupied ʿAtlit and Haifa, and in July 1266 he received the town of Safed from the Knights Templar garrison after a heavy siege. Two years later, Sultan Baibars turned toward Jaffa, which he captured without resistance. The most important town taken by him was Antioch (May 1268). His seizure of additional strongholds in 1271 sealed the crusaders fate; they were never able to recover from their territorial losses. Baybarss campaigns made possible the final victories won by his successors. Baybarss permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East. During the 17 years of his reign, he engaged the Mongols of Persia in nine battles. Within Syria, Baybars dealt with the Assassins, a fanatical Islamic sect. After seizing their major strongholds between 1271 and 1273, he wiped out the Syrian members of the group. Baibars was, moreover, more than a military leader or a diplomatic politician. He built canals, improved harbours, and established a regular and fast postal service between Cairo and Damascus, one that required only four days. He built the great mosque and the school bearing his name in Cairo. He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law. Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: ainjalut, aleppo, almalikalzahir, alquds, bahridynasty, baibars, baybars, brasstacks, cairo, crusaders, egypt, genghiskhan, islamichistory, jerusalem, louisix, mamluk, memluke, mongolia, mongols, muslimgenerals, ruknaldin, ruknuddin, ruknuddinbaibars, seventhcrusade, syria, tatars, zaidhamid 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode19: Rukn al-Din Baibars Part4 By khawajak Zaid Hamid's program Yeh Ghazi on Sultan Rukn Al Din Baibars. Al-Malik Al-Zahir Rukn al-Din Baibars was the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt & Syria.He was the sole wall against the Mongol onslaught in the Islamic World. These were extremely critical times when Sultan Baibars came up as a saviour & later a reformer. He is renowned for his military campaigns against Mongols and crusaders and for his internal administrative reforms . He has become a part of the Egyptian folklore.Sultan Baibars gained his first major military victory as commander of the Ayyūbid army at the city of Al-Manṣūrah in February 1250 against the crusaders army led by Louis IX of France, who was captured and later released for a large ransom. In September 1260, the Mamlūk troops defeated a Mongol army near Nāblus in Palestine. Baybars distinguished himself as the leader of the vanguard, and many Mongol leaders were slain on the field. Baibars followed the footsteps of his ideal Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi.He started by consolidating and strengthening his military position. He rebuilt all the Syrian citadels and fortresses that had been destroyed by the Mongols and built new arsenals, warships, and cargo vessels. To achieve unity of command against the crusaders, Baybars united Muslim Syria and Egypt into a single state. Baibars was a commander of the Mamluks in around 1250, when he defeated the Seventh Crusade of Louis IX of France. In 1260 he led Mamluk troops to decisive victory against the Mongols at the Battle of Ain Jalut.In 1265 he received the surrender of Arsūf from the Knights Hospitalers. He occupied ʿAtlit and Haifa, and in July 1266 he received the town of Safed from the Knights Templar garrison after a heavy siege. Two years later, Sultan Baibars turned toward Jaffa, which he captured without resistance. The most important town taken by him was Antioch (May 1268). His seizure of additional strongholds in 1271 sealed the crusaders fate; they were never able to recover from their territorial losses. Baybarss campaigns made possible the final victories won by his successors. Baybarss permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East. During the 17 years of his reign, he engaged the Mongols of Persia in nine battles. Within Syria, Baybars dealt with the Assassins, a fanatical Islamic sect. After seizing their major strongholds between 1271 and 1273, he wiped out the Syrian members of the group. Baibars was, moreover, more than a military leader or a diplomatic politician. He built canals, improved harbours, and established a regular and fast postal service between Cairo and Damascus, one that required only four days. He built the great mosque and the school bearing his name in Cairo. He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law. Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: ainjalut, aleppo, almalikalzahir, alquds, bahridynasty, baibars, baybars, brasstacks, cairo, crusaders, egypt, genghiskhan, islamichistory, jerusalem, louisix, mamluk, memluke, mongolia, mongols, muslimgenerals, ruknaldin, ruknuddin, ruknuddinbaibars, seventhcrusade, syria, tatars, zaidhamid 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode19: Rukn al-Din Baibars Part3 By khawajak Zaid Hamid's program Yeh Ghazi on Sultan Rukn Al Din Baibars. Al-Malik Al-Zahir Rukn al-Din Baibars was the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt & Syria.He was the sole wall against the Mongol onslaught in the Islamic World. These were extremely critical times when Sultan Baibars came up as a saviour & later a reformer. He is renowned for his military campaigns against Mongols and crusaders and for his internal administrative reforms . He has become a part of the Egyptian folklore.Sultan Baibars gained his first major military victory as commander of the Ayyūbid army at the city of Al-Manṣūrah in February 1250 against the crusaders army led by Louis IX of France, who was captured and later released for a large ransom. In September 1260, the Mamlūk troops defeated a Mongol army near Nāblus in Palestine. Baybars distinguished himself as the leader of the vanguard, and many Mongol leaders were slain on the field. Baibars followed the footsteps of his ideal Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi.He started by consolidating and strengthening his military position. He rebuilt all the Syrian citadels and fortresses that had been destroyed by the Mongols and built new arsenals, warships, and cargo vessels. To achieve unity of command against the crusaders, Baybars united Muslim Syria and Egypt into a single state. Baibars was a commander of the Mamluks in around 1250, when he defeated the Seventh Crusade of Louis IX of France. In 1260 he led Mamluk troops to decisive victory against the Mongols at the Battle of Ain Jalut.In 1265 he received the surrender of Arsūf from the Knights Hospitalers. He occupied ʿAtlit and Haifa, and in July 1266 he received the town of Safed from the Knights Templar garrison after a heavy siege. Two years later, Sultan Baibars turned toward Jaffa, which he captured without resistance. The most important town taken by him was Antioch (May 1268). His seizure of additional strongholds in 1271 sealed the crusaders fate; they were never able to recover from their territorial losses. Baybarss campaigns made possible the final victories won by his successors. Baybarss permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East. During the 17 years of his reign, he engaged the Mongols of Persia in nine battles. Within Syria, Baybars dealt with the Assassins, a fanatical Islamic sect. After seizing their major strongholds between 1271 and 1273, he wiped out the Syrian members of the group. Baibars was, moreover, more than a military leader or a diplomatic politician. He built canals, improved harbours, and established a regular and fast postal service between Cairo and Damascus, one that required only four days. He built the great mosque and the school bearing his name in Cairo. He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law. Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: ainjalut, aleppo, almalikalzahir, alquds, bahridynasty, baibars, baybars, brasstacks, cairo, crusaders, egypt, genghiskhan, islamichistory, jerusalem, louisix, mamluk, memluke, mongolia, mongols, muslimgenerals, ruknaldin, ruknuddin, ruknuddinbaibars, seventhcrusade, syria, tatars, zaidhamid 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode19: Rukn al-Din Baibars Part2 By khawajak Zaid Hamid's program Yeh Ghazi on Sultan Rukn Al Din Baibars. Al-Malik Al-Zahir Rukn al-Din Baibars was the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt & Syria.He was the sole wall against the Mongol onslaught in the Islamic World. These were extremely critical times when Sultan Baibars came up as a saviour & later a reformer. He is renowned for his military campaigns against Mongols and crusaders and for his internal administrative reforms . He has become a part of the Egyptian folklore.Sultan Baibars gained his first major military victory as commander of the Ayyūbid army at the city of Al-Manṣūrah in February 1250 against the crusaders army led by Louis IX of France, who was captured and later released for a large ransom. In September 1260, the Mamlūk troops defeated a Mongol army near Nāblus in Palestine. Baybars distinguished himself as the leader of the vanguard, and many Mongol leaders were slain on the field. Baibars followed the footsteps of his ideal Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi.He started by consolidating and strengthening his military position. He rebuilt all the Syrian citadels and fortresses that had been destroyed by the Mongols and built new arsenals, warships, and cargo vessels. To achieve unity of command against the crusaders, Baybars united Muslim Syria and Egypt into a single state. Baibars was a commander of the Mamluks in around 1250, when he defeated the Seventh Crusade of Louis IX of France. In 1260 he led Mamluk troops to decisive victory against the Mongols at the Battle of Ain Jalut.In 1265 he received the surrender of Arsūf from the Knights Hospitalers. He occupied ʿAtlit and Haifa, and in July 1266 he received the town of Safed from the Knights Templar garrison after a heavy siege. Two years later, Sultan Baibars turned toward Jaffa, which he captured without resistance. The most important town taken by him was Antioch (May 1268). His seizure of additional strongholds in 1271 sealed the crusaders fate; they were never able to recover from their territorial losses. Baybarss campaigns made possible the final victories won by his successors. Baybarss permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East. During the 17 years of his reign, he engaged the Mongols of Persia in nine battles. Within Syria, Baybars dealt with the Assassins, a fanatical Islamic sect. After seizing their major strongholds between 1271 and 1273, he wiped out the Syrian members of the group. Baibars was, moreover, more than a military leader or a diplomatic politician. He built canals, improved harbours, and established a regular and fast postal service between Cairo and Damascus, one that required only four days. He built the great mosque and the school bearing his name in Cairo. He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law. Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: ainjalut, aleppo, almalikalzahir, alquds, bahridynasty, baibars, baybars, brasstacks, cairo, crusaders, egypt, genghiskhan, islamichistory, jerusalem, louisix, mamluk, memluke, mongolia, mongols, muslimgenerals, ruknaldin, ruknuddin, ruknuddinbaibars, seventhcrusade, syria, tatars, zaidhamid 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode19: Rukn al-Din Baibars Part1 By khawajak Zaid Hamid's program Yeh Ghazi on Sultan Rukn Al Din Baibars. Al-Malik Al-Zahir Rukn al-Din Baibars was the Mamluk Sultan of Egypt & Syria.He was the sole wall against the Mongol onslaught in the Islamic World. These were extremely critical times when Sultan Baibars came up as a saviour & later a reformer. He is renowned for his military campaigns against Mongols and crusaders and for his internal administrative reforms . He has become a part of the Egyptian folklore.Sultan Baibars gained his first major military victory as commander of the Ayyūbid army at the city of Al-Manṣūrah in February 1250 against the crusaders army led by Louis IX of France, who was captured and later released for a large ransom. In September 1260, the Mamlūk troops defeated a Mongol army near Nāblus in Palestine. Baybars distinguished himself as the leader of the vanguard, and many Mongol leaders were slain on the field. Baibars followed the footsteps of his ideal Sultan Salahuddin Ayubi.He started by consolidating and strengthening his military position. He rebuilt all the Syrian citadels and fortresses that had been destroyed by the Mongols and built new arsenals, warships, and cargo vessels. To achieve unity of command against the crusaders, Baybars united Muslim Syria and Egypt into a single state. Baibars was a commander of the Mamluks in around 1250, when he defeated the Seventh Crusade of Louis IX of France. In 1260 he led Mamluk troops to decisive victory against the Mongols at the Battle of Ain Jalut.In 1265 he received the surrender of Arsūf from the Knights Hospitalers. He occupied ʿAtlit and Haifa, and in July 1266 he received the town of Safed from the Knights Templar garrison after a heavy siege. Two years later, Sultan Baibars turned toward Jaffa, which he captured without resistance. The most important town taken by him was Antioch (May 1268). His seizure of additional strongholds in 1271 sealed the crusaders fate; they were never able to recover from their territorial losses. Baybarss campaigns made possible the final victories won by his successors. Baybarss permanent goal was to contain the continued Mongol attacks on Syria from both north and east that threatened the very heart of the Islamic East. During the 17 years of his reign, he engaged the Mongols of Persia in nine battles. Within Syria, Baybars dealt with the Assassins, a fanatical Islamic sect. After seizing their major strongholds between 1271 and 1273, he wiped out the Syrian members of the group. Baibars was, moreover, more than a military leader or a diplomatic politician. He built canals, improved harbours, and established a regular and fast postal service between Cairo and Damascus, one that required only four days. He built the great mosque and the school bearing his name in Cairo. He was also the first ruler in Egypt to appoint chief justices representing the four main schools of Islamic law. Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: ainjalut, aleppo, almalikalzahir, alquds, bahridynasty, baibars, baybars, brasstacks, cairo, crusaders, egypt, genghiskhan, islamichistory, jerusalem, louisix, mamluk, memluke, mongolia, mongols, muslimgenerals, ruknaldin, ruknuddin, ruknuddinbaibars, seventhcrusade, syria, tatars, zaidhamid 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode15;Nūr ad-Dīn Zangi Part5 By khawajak BrassTacks program Yeh Ghazi on Timeline of the Muslim History. This episode is on Sultan Nūr ad-Dīn Zangi. Nūr ad-Dīn succeeded his father Imad ad Din Zangi when no Seljuq king after Malik Shah was able to run the empire, and many governors declared independence and formed smaller states of their own. Thus in place of a single Muslim Empire, there were scores of smaller Muslim states that fought among themselves. Christian states surrounded many of such states. When Christian kings found the Saljuqs weak and infighting among Muslims, they started attacking Muslim states. They applied their maximum pressure on Palestine. It reflected their desire to snatch away the Bayt-al-Maqdis (Masjid Al Aqsa) at Jerusalem. All such wars that the Christian states fought for the power on Jerusalem and Al Aqsa Mosque were called Crusades[1]. Since these wars were fought by combined forces of all European states that were Christian. Christians conquered the Jerusalem in 492 AH. When the Christians army entered the city of Jerusalem to hoist their flag at the Al Aqsa Mosque, they went on a spree of killing Muslim men, women and even children. It is said that seventy thousand innocent Muslims lost their lives. Muslims felt grieved but they were fighting among themselves. They were all so weak that did not dare to face the Christian empire. There was a lone brave Muslim ruler. He was Imamuddin Zangi. He was the ruler of Mosul during Seljuqs. When Saljuqs lost their power, he gained strength and did not fight with other Muslim states. He proceeded to face the Christians. he captured many of their forts. He had decided to free the Aqsa Mosque from the Christians and continued marching ahead defeating Christian forces. But he was not destined to conquer Jerusalem back. He fell sick en route and died. He ruled during 521 AH to 541 AH. After Imamuddin, his son Nooruddin Zangi took the reins of his state. He continued fighting Christians from 541 AH to 568 AH. When he found that Christians have gained power as compared to separate Muslim states and he was a lone fighter with them not getting any aid from others, he requested all the Muslim States to unite and fight the Christians as a united force. Muslim kings however did not pay any heed to his request. He changed his strategy and fought other Muslim states first and capture them all making a unified Muslim state. The rulers in Egypt in those days were from Fatimid dynasty. These kings were also powerless. This country has common borders with Palestine. Christians therefore were planning to capture Egypt too. Nooruddin did not let their dream come true. He advanced towards Egypt before the Christian army did so and captured it. Thus Egypt too fell to Nooruddin Zangi and this made him content that no Muslim king was left to fight with him. Now he planned to capture Palestine. But this was not destined to be. He suddenly died at a young age of 48. But his legacy in the form of Sultan Salah ud Din Ayubi realized his dreams by forming a unified rule & consequently conquered Al-Quds (Jerusalem). Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: abbasids, aleppo, alquds, brasstacks, crusades, egypt, fatimids, imadaddin, jerusalem, mosul, nooruddinzandi, noorudin, nuraddin, nuradinzengi, popeurban, saladin, salahuddin, seljuk, sherkoh, syria, yehghazi, zaidhamid, zangi 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode15;Nūr ad-Dīn Zangi Part4 By khawajak BrassTacks program Yeh Ghazi on Timeline of the Muslim History. This episode is on Sultan Nūr ad-Dīn Zangi. Nūr ad-Dīn succeeded his father Imad ad Din Zangi when no Seljuq king after Malik Shah was able to run the empire, and many governors declared independence and formed smaller states of their own. Thus in place of a single Muslim Empire, there were scores of smaller Muslim states that fought among themselves. Christian states surrounded many of such states. When Christian kings found the Saljuqs weak and infighting among Muslims, they started attacking Muslim states. They applied their maximum pressure on Palestine. It reflected their desire to snatch away the Bayt-al-Maqdis (Masjid Al Aqsa) at Jerusalem. All such wars that the Christian states fought for the power on Jerusalem and Al Aqsa Mosque were called Crusades[1]. Since these wars were fought by combined forces of all European states that were Christian. Christians conquered the Jerusalem in 492 AH. When the Christians army entered the city of Jerusalem to hoist their flag at the Al Aqsa Mosque, they went on a spree of killing Muslim men, women and even children. It is said that seventy thousand innocent Muslims lost their lives. Muslims felt grieved but they were fighting among themselves. They were all so weak that did not dare to face the Christian empire. There was a lone brave Muslim ruler. He was Imamuddin Zangi. He was the ruler of Mosul during Seljuqs. When Saljuqs lost their power, he gained strength and did not fight with other Muslim states. He proceeded to face the Christians. he captured many of their forts. He had decided to free the Aqsa Mosque from the Christians and continued marching ahead defeating Christian forces. But he was not destined to conquer Jerusalem back. He fell sick en route and died. He ruled during 521 AH to 541 AH. After Imamuddin, his son Nooruddin Zangi took the reins of his state. He continued fighting Christians from 541 AH to 568 AH. When he found that Christians have gained power as compared to separate Muslim states and he was a lone fighter with them not getting any aid from others, he requested all the Muslim States to unite and fight the Christians as a united force. Muslim kings however did not pay any heed to his request. He changed his strategy and fought other Muslim states first and capture them all making a unified Muslim state. The rulers in Egypt in those days were from Fatimid dynasty. These kings were also powerless. This country has common borders with Palestine. Christians therefore were planning to capture Egypt too. Nooruddin did not let their dream come true. He advanced towards Egypt before the Christian army did so and captured it. Thus Egypt too fell to Nooruddin Zangi and this made him content that no Muslim king was left to fight with him. Now he planned to capture Palestine. But this was not destined to be. He suddenly died at a young age of 48. But his legacy in the form of Sultan Salah ud Din Ayubi realized his dreams by forming a unified rule & consequently conquered Al-Quds (Jerusalem). Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: abbasids, aleppo, alquds, brasstacks, crusades, egypt, fatimids, imadaddin, jerusalem, mosul, nooruddinzandi, noorudin, nuraddin, nuradinzengi, popeurban, saladin, salahuddin, seljuk, sherkoh, syria, yehghazi, zaidhamid, zangi 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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Zaid Hamid:BrassTacks-Yeh Ghazi Episode15;Nūr ad-Dīn Zangi Part3 By khawajak BrassTacks program Yeh Ghazi on Timeline of the Muslim History. This episode is on Sultan Nūr ad-Dīn Zangi. Nūr ad-Dīn succeeded his father Imad ad Din Zangi when no Seljuq king after Malik Shah was able to run the empire, and many governors declared independence and formed smaller states of their own. Thus in place of a single Muslim Empire, there were scores of smaller Muslim states that fought among themselves. Christian states surrounded many of such states. When Christian kings found the Saljuqs weak and infighting among Muslims, they started attacking Muslim states. They applied their maximum pressure on Palestine. It reflected their desire to snatch away the Bayt-al-Maqdis (Masjid Al Aqsa) at Jerusalem. All such wars that the Christian states fought for the power on Jerusalem and Al Aqsa Mosque were called Crusades[1]. Since these wars were fought by combined forces of all European states that were Christian. Christians conquered the Jerusalem in 492 AH. When the Christians army entered the city of Jerusalem to hoist their flag at the Al Aqsa Mosque, they went on a spree of killing Muslim men, women and even children. It is said that seventy thousand innocent Muslims lost their lives. Muslims felt grieved but they were fighting among themselves. They were all so weak that did not dare to face the Christian empire. There was a lone brave Muslim ruler. He was Imamuddin Zangi. He was the ruler of Mosul during Seljuqs. When Saljuqs lost their power, he gained strength and did not fight with other Muslim states. He proceeded to face the Christians. he captured many of their forts. He had decided to free the Aqsa Mosque from the Christians and continued marching ahead defeating Christian forces. But he was not destined to conquer Jerusalem back. He fell sick en route and died. He ruled during 521 AH to 541 AH. After Imamuddin, his son Nooruddin Zangi took the reins of his state. He continued fighting Christians from 541 AH to 568 AH. When he found that Christians have gained power as compared to separate Muslim states and he was a lone fighter with them not getting any aid from others, he requested all the Muslim States to unite and fight the Christians as a united force. Muslim kings however did not pay any heed to his request. He changed his strategy and fought other Muslim states first and capture them all making a unified Muslim state. The rulers in Egypt in those days were from Fatimid dynasty. These kings were also powerless. This country has common borders with Palestine. Christians therefore were planning to capture Egypt too. Nooruddin did not let their dream come true. He advanced towards Egypt before the Christian army did so and captured it. Thus Egypt too fell to Nooruddin Zangi and this made him content that no Muslim king was left to fight with him. Now he planned to capture Palestine. But this was not destined to be. He suddenly died at a young age of 48. But his legacy in the form of Sultan Salah ud Din Ayubi realized his dreams by forming a unified rule & consequently conquered Al-Quds (Jerusalem). Yeh Ghazi Yeh Teray Pur Asrar Banday Jinhain Tunay Bakhsha hai Zauq-e-Khudai Do Neem Un ki Thokar say Sahra o Darya Simat kar Pahaar In ki Haybat say Rayi Do Aalam say Karti hai Baygaana Dil ko Ajab cheez hai Lazzat-e-Aashnayi Shahadat hai Matloob o Maqsood-e-Momin Na Maal-e-Ghaneemat na Kishwar Kushayi Dilay Mard-e-Momin main phir zinda kar day Woh Bijli thi keh Na'ara-e-La Tadar main Azayim ko seenom main baydaar kar day Nigha-e-Muslim ko Talwar kar day (Iqbal) Tags: abbasids, aleppo, alquds, brasstacks, crusades, egypt, fatimids, imadaddin, jerusalem, mosul, nooruddinzandi, noorudin, nuraddin, nuradinzengi, popeurban, saladin, salahuddin, seljuk, sherkoh, syria, yehghazi, zaidhamid, zangi 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!) |
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