Noor Ramadhan Series 26

Friday Night Ramadan Series (Weekly) — After Tarāwīḥ

• 🕌 1) The Opening of Al-Andalus (711 CE)

  In the early 8th century, the Muslims entered Iberia (Al-Andalus) and a new chapter began in Europe. Beyond the military victory, this period later became known for scholarship, governance, and a flourishing of learning — a reminder of how īmān, discipline, and vision can open doors that seem impossible.

  

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• 🛡️ 2) Ḥaṭṭīn: The Road to Jerusalem (1187 CE)

  The battle of Ḥaṭṭīn was a turning point that paved the way for the liberation of al-Quds (Jerusalem). It highlights patience through hardship, unity after division, and leadership rooted in principle — and how sincere resolve can reverse the course of history.

  

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• ⚔️ 3) The Day of Badr (17th Ramadhan, 2 AH / 624 CE)

  One of the most decisive days in Islamic history. On the 17th of Ramadhan, the small Muslim community of Madinah — just over 300 believers — faced a much larger Quraysh army at Badr. Through faith, patience, and divine assistance, Allah granted them victory. The Day of Badr became a symbol of how sincerity, unity, and reliance upon Allah can overcome overwhelming odds.

  

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• ⚔️ 4) ʿAyn Jālūt: When the Advance Was Stopped (1260 CE)

  When the Mongol advance seemed unstoppable, ʿAyn Jālūt became a moment where the tide changed. It’s remembered as a victory that protected the region from further devastation — teaching us that even in the darkest moments, Allah can bring openings through courage, preparation, and tawakkul.

  

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