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History Of Suleyman The Ottoman Empire is a very powerful Empire spread over 1494000 km. It is known for its powerful warriors and law-abiding people. It was powerful, but it gained even more influence during the reign of Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent. Suleyman is also known as the lord of the century. He was born in Trabzon a city situated on the Black sea coast. Suleyman is the first and only son of Selim I. Suleyman was one of the most glorious and brave rulers of his era. Here we have prepared a list of some mysteries or unknown facts about him. Suleyman the great lawgiver When Sultan became the king of the Ottoman Empire in the year 1520 his very first decision is to release all the Iranian and Egyptian prisoners. There were around 1500 prisoners who were captured by her father. These types of decisions greatly helped him in gaining the title of Suleyman the lawgiver. In his reign, the Shariah law was elevated to a much higher level in comparison to other Muslim states. The Otto

 Ibn-e-Arabi It was a great Sufi mystic philosopher who and his scholar his full name is Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Ali Muhammad ibn I'll have me attack he influenced the Muslim world with his extraordinary worth if neyerubi was born on 26 July 1165 in mayor is a Spain if Nairobi was considered a sane and also famous with the names of the sheik al-Akbar the greatest master and Muhyiddin the reviver of religious Arabic belonged to an Arabian tribe named that his mother was a north African Berber the father of ibn Arabi Ali ibn Mohammed was a government servant under the rule of Muhammad ibn Assad Abney who was the ruler of Miura at that time after the death of ibn said in 1172 his father shifted his services to al-moha sultan Abu Yoakum and he moved to seal along with his family Nairobi spent their almost 30 years he was also given a military training he traveled the whole space in Africa in the search of great mystic master to gain knowledge during these years once he met with the g

          At the beginning of the 13th century. M uslims by and large were facing a hard  time in the meantime a new empire started to spread on the globe when in  the leadership of Genghis Khan a  bloodthirsty Mongolian army attacked  other areas to spread their Empire then  on one side while passing through  Eastern Europe they reached Central  Europe while on the other side they  proved their power in Siberia  subcontinent China and Persian area very  soon Mongol armies created a non-comparable history of cruelty and oppression all great empires were bowing  their heads to Mongol cruelty on the  other hands Corazon Empire conquered many  areas of Khorasan Iran Syria and Iraq  occupied by Seljuqs  at that time their power was at its peak  Genghis Khan  named tornado moved towa rds cours M  Empire with his all cruelties and tore  it into pieces after the wrath of this  Empire Turk tribes residing there  started to migrate in search of a safe  place most of the tribes were shepherds  a

Son of Sultan Murad (II) the seventh leader of the Ottoman Empire descendant of after Agassi party had memorized the Quran studied had e-fit mathematics astronomy and military strategy from a young age he was also fluent in seven languages including Arabic Persian Hebrew Latin and Greek his father allowed him to rule over a region of his Empire with the guidance of scholars from young age to prepare him for what lay ahead from the time he was seven years old his mother whomever leader how to him would often take him to the seaside and point up to the land on the other side and ask her son about him he would say that is a great city and she would always tell him that one day he would conquer it that city as Constantinople and it had been the capital of the Byzantine Empire for more than a thousand years it seemed almost unconquerable but at just 19 years old party became the leader of the Ottoman Empire when his father passed away he began planning the conquest of Constantinople immedia

 In 656 AH, about 1258 AD, in the command of Halagu Khan Mongolians attacked Baghdad, which was the capital of Abbasid’s Caliphate. Muslims faced too many hardships. The famous historian, Ibn-ul-Kaseer has written that they returned to the city and killed everyone they found including children, young, old, and aged people. Many of them saved their lives by hiding themselves in non-settled wells, forests, and barren lands, and remained disappeared for a lot of time. Several gathered in their houses and closed the doors on themselves. Barbarian’s opened the doors either by putting them into fire or by breaking them and then killed all inside the house, who survived ran towards hills and mountains. These barbarians killed the people in such a way that the blood was flowing in the streets like rainwater. No one got a rescue from them except Jews, Christians, and those people who got their refuge. The Muslim Ummah got weakens because of their sins and disobedience and their power diminished