In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Mawaddah Association presents
It happened in Ramadan
Id al-Rahman Rafah al-Pasha
Day of Ain Jalud
Say if your fathers and your sons
And your brothers, your husbands, and your clan
And your clan and the money you made
And a trade that you fear will stagnate
And dwellings you like
I love you more than God and His Messenger
And struggle for His sake
So they waited until God brought His command
And God does not guide the rebellious people
Year 658 AH
The Islamic world witnessed one of the days of God
May God protect Muslims from humiliation
Their strength is weak
And protect them from fear
Their victory over an enemy that outnumbered them
They are exponentially more in number
The hero of this day was a young man who grew up in obedience to God
He devoted himself to God
He resolved to support his religion
God accepted his intention
He strengthened his strength and raised his remembrance
And its impact on a great day from God’s days
As for the great day
It is the day of Ain Goliath
As for the hero of this day
He is the victorious king
Saif al-Din Qatz
And for this noble day
And to his great hero
One of the most wonderful stories of heroism
At the beginning of the sixth century AH
A diverse people emerged from the outskirts of China
It is difficult to count
It is difficult to limit
Hurricanes hit humanity
He invaded kingdoms and destroyed countries
He annihilated the armies and destroyed the crops and livestock
He was able to do so in a short period of time
To seize China and Korea
And to sweep on the other hand
Bulgaria and Russia
Hungary and Poland
And to be subjected to a third party
Turkestan, Samarkanda and Bukhara
Then swallow on top of that
Al-Rayya, Hamadan, and the mountains
He devoured Sijistan, Kerman, and Ghazni
And the neighboring countries of India
Until there was no people left on the face of the earth
Except that his heart trembled in fear of him
He is waiting for his time to come
That is the Tatar people
Or people of destruction
But this people brought destruction to Muslim countries
Unless he brings it to another country
And I will free her from terror
Muqash has exposed the skins of historians
And I trembled to write it with their pens
Sir Thomas Arnold described
What they did when they invaded Islamic lands
He said he did not know the history of Islam
Despite his many engagements
It is worse than the Tatar invasions
Genghis Khan's armies spread
In Muslim countries, snow pours from the mountains
On its way, it swept through Islamic cities
It lost all its civilization and culture
They did not leave behind them from that country
Except ruins and ruins
Then follow what he says
One day they passed through the prosperous city of Herat
They made it a row bed
And when they left her
Only forty of its residents came out of their hiding places
These people were miserable
They are the remaining inhabitants of the city
Their number exceeds one hundred thousand
And in the city of Bukhara
The habitat of people of knowledge, piety and righteousness
The Tatars tore up the Qur’ans
They spread it under their horses in the stables
To be her intercourse
This was after they killed the men and captured the women
They made the ancient city a monument after an eye
But the great catastrophe and the greatest calamity befell Baghdad
In the month of Safar
Year 656
The capital of the world fell into the clutches of the Tatars
The base of civilization and the home of the caliphate
And the cities of Al-Mansour, Al-Rashid and Al-Mu'tasim
So they sent down scent into its regions
What a shame the two children grow old
They desecrated the ancient city for forty days and nights
During which they demolished palaces and houses
They blew up mosques and mosques
They burned libraries and schools
They eliminated hospitals and connections
And put swords on necks
Until rivers of blood flowed in the alleys
Only the Jews and Christians were spared from them
They secured themselves and their money rather than people
They were summoning the man from the nobles and scholars of Baghdad
He goes out to them with his wife, sons and daughters
They recite it for the forehead and slaughter it like a sheep
They take captives of their daughters and kill others
Among those who killed him was Al-Musta'sim, the Caliph of the Muslims
They killed his two sons and captured his three daughters
Fatima, Khadija and Maryam
When the black forty days passed
Baghdad became a barren land
No call to prayer rises from its minarets
The Qur’an is not recited in its mosques
There is no plural gathering in its mosques
No light radiates from its schools
Historians have differed regarding the number of its people killed
A group said that the killing was a thousand thousand
A group said that they were a thousand or more
And when the destined order came to an end
Bodies of murder filled the roads like hills
Then the rain soon fell on it
Its forms changed while you dried it
The air was polluted and the epidemic spread
So he crossed it to the Levant
Many people died because of it
When we were called to safety in Baghdad
Those who had been hiding came out from under the ground
With pits, canals and graves
As if they were dead
They denied each other
The father did not even know his son
And the brother did not wake up from his brother
Then the epidemic took their toll
They followed those who preceded them to the graves
Then the Tatars pushed their armies towards the Levant
The cities fell under their feet
The leaves also fall in the fall
The terror of them was running through their hands
He terrorizes the population and conquers countries
Which tempted them to conquer Egypt
God's place on earth
And the elimination of its king, Saif al-Din Qutuz
Hero of the Battle of Ain Jalut
Let us review the life story of this leader
The outstanding Mujahid from the beginning
The boy was Mahmoud Qatz
It ends with his lineage to the algorithmic kings
The Tatars had launched a fierce war against them
So they took possession of their homes and widowed their wives
They cursed their children
He was among those who insulted him
Mahmoud Qatz
Then it passed into the hands of slavers
Until a man from the notables of Damascus bought it
A month of piety and righteousness
He was known for his interest in the affairs of Muslims
I feel sorry for what happened to them
He cares about what matters most to them
The young boy grew up in the shadow of this master
They grew up decent and good
It combines the intelligence of the heart and the elevation of the soul
The sincerity of faith and the sublime guidance of Islam
He used to attend the councils of the Grand Sheikh of Damascus
Her venerable guide is her working scholar
Ezzedine bin Abdel Salam
He finds useful knowledge and good advice in him
He listened eagerly to his conversations
Suspicion of incitement to jihad
And the desire for martyrdom
And disgrace to Muslim rulers
The lands were Muslims at that time
It is subjected to two major invasions
An invasion comes from the West
At the hands of fanatical Crusaders
An invasion comes from the east
At the hands of the pagan Tatars
I owned the Sheikh’s hadiths about jihad
The young man was martyred
By awakening his heart and mind
He saw the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, in a dream
He was approached by a group of knights
He had a skull on his head and his ears were beating
As soon as he stopped, he got off his horse
We approached him and got him up strongly
He hit his chest and told him
Arise, Mahmoud, and take this road to Egypt
You will possess it and defeat the Tatars
Mahmoud presented his vision to his sheikh, Izz al-Din bin Abd al-Salam
He explained it and said
Oh God, fulfill the vision of your servant Mahmoud
You also fulfilled the vision of your servant and sincere Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him
Since that day
Mahmoud's soul aspired to leave for Egypt
It increased his attachment to her
The departure of his sheikh to her
This is because the good king Ismail
The old man was fed up
Because he was turning people against him for abandoning jihad
And his sympathies with the enemies of God, the Crusaders
He was exiled from the Levant
And he forced him to leave for Egypt
Mahmoud asked his master for permission to travel to the land of Kenana, Egypt
And catch up with his sheikh
He gave him permission, then bid him farewell and said
Don't forget the vision you saw, Mahmoud
Whoever sees the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, in a dream
He really saw it
Mahmoud joined the service of the rulers of Egypt
He began to show some kind of courage
He shows a variety of wisdom and sophistication
What paved the way for him
To become a great army commander
Then deputy to the Sultan
Then king of Egypt
Where he was called the Muzaffar King
Saif al-Din Qatz
King Muzaffar had barely settled on the throne of the country
Until the Tatar king Hulagu sent him
A letter with five of his men stated
From the king of kings east and west
The greatest leader
To the Muzaffar King
And the rest of the princes of his state in Egypt
You are respected in all countries
And about our resolve
So learn from others
Submit your orders to us
You have heard that we opened the country
We cleansed the earth of corruption
You must run away
We have to request
Our horses have precedents
And our arrows are extraordinary
Our swords are lightning bolts
And our hearts are like mountains
Our number is like sand
King Muzaffar gathered his princes
He consulted them about the matter
They agreed unanimously on meeting the enemy
He ordered the killing of Hulagu's five messengers
He hung their heads on Zuwila's door
He was preparing for war in full swing
However, he looked away from the Tatar people
And their fear of becoming them and their cities
To what Baghdad became
He handles the matter
By kindling the flame of faith in souls
And bring people back to God
He established an office for jihad
He entrusted his affairs to his sheikh and the sheikh of the Muslims
Ezzedine bin Abdel Salam
Izz al-Din bin Abd al-Salam relied on the mosque
In awakening slumbering hearts
The scarcity of their humiliation is colorful
He gathered mosque preachers
Teach them what they should preach on the pulpit
He urged them to call people to jihad
And their desire for martyrdom
He no longer permitted any of these preachers
So that he can memorize Surat Al-Anfal
And repentance by heart
It was one of the effects of that
It became platforms, homes and markets
It is filled with battle verses
Even the common people, men, women and children
They memorize it by heart
I was overwhelmed with religious feeling
Wonderful for all souls
All categories included
Enough of the immorality of committing sins
The addicts abstained from drinking alcohol
People refuse to turn to God
The mosques were filled with people kneeling and prostrating
There was no talk left for the people other than the hadith
About meeting the enemy of God and their enemy
King Muzaffar had barely completed his military preparations
Until the news came to him
With the movement of the Tatars towards his country
To take revenge on him for what he did
And let them not violate his lands as they had violated Baghdad before
He called on the people to engage in jihad
They responded to his call, whether light or heavy
And old and young
They vowed to win one of the two good ones
Victory or martyrdom
And on Friday morning
For the remaining five days of Ramadan
In the year six hundred and fifty-eight
The two groups met in Ain Jalut
Located between Beit Shean and Nablus
So Tatar arrows began to fall on the heads of Muslims
Their ranks were torn apart
Their crowd dispersed
It paralyzes their movement
And when their distress became severe
The Sultan ordered them to attack the enemy of God and their enemy
Swords shook hands with swords
And spears clashed with spears
Murder broke out between the two groups
Each of them was extremely brave
When King Al-Muzaffar saw the severity of his enemy’s aggression
Its abundance and abundance
He took his helmet off his head
And he threw her on the ground
He repeated his hoarse voice
And his Islam, and his Islam
He inflamed the hearts of his soldiers with the fire of faith
And inflame their hearts with a passion for Islam
They attacked their enemy like meteors
They are still fighting it
Until they disturbed its compact ranks
They penetrated the crowds gathered
So God placed weakness in the souls of the Tatars
It cast terror into their hearts
It is only an hour and an hour
Until the enemy began to lag behind
Then he started to retreat
Then Dabar was born
The Muslims rode on their backs
And put swords at their necks
And they were torn apart by evil
And after
It was the day of Ain Goliath
The first day the victors will prevail
And the oppressors are defeated
Then you don't list them after that
He was owned
Saif al-Din Qatz
The first man humiliated by the mighty Lako
Islam was and still is
Victory kit for Muslims
And the path of glory is for believers
And God Almighty spoke the truth when he said
Say, Oh God, Mark the King
You give kingdom to whomever you wish
And you take away the king
From whom do you see?
May God bless you
And humiliate those who humiliate them
In your hand is goodness
You are powerful over everything