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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful

0:04 Mawaddah Association presents

0:09 It happened in Ramadan

0:12 Id al-Rahman Rafah al-Pasha

0:16 Day of Ain Jalud

0:21 Say if your fathers and your sons

0:26 And your brothers, your husbands, and your clan

0:31 And your clan and the money you made

0:36 And a trade that you fear will stagnate

0:40 And a trade that you fear will stagnate

0:44 And dwellings you like

0:46 I love you more than God and His Messenger

0:54 And struggle for His sake

0:57 So they waited until God brought His command

1:03 And God does not guide the rebellious people

1:07 Year 658 AH

1:11 The Islamic world witnessed one of the days of God

1:15 May God protect Muslims from humiliation

1:18 Their strength is weak

1:20 And protect them from fear

1:22 Their victory over an enemy that outnumbered them

1:26 They are exponentially more in number

1:31 The hero of this day was a young man who grew up in obedience to God

1:35 He devoted himself to God

1:37 He resolved to support his religion

1:40 God accepted his intention

1:42 He strengthened his strength and raised his remembrance

1:45 And its impact on a great day from God’s days

1:49 As for the great day

1:51 It is the day of Ain Goliath

1:53 As for the hero of this day

1:55 He is the victorious king

1:57 Saif al-Din Qatz

1:59 And for this noble day

2:01 And to his great hero

2:03 One of the most wonderful stories of heroism

2:06 At the beginning of the sixth century AH

2:09 A diverse people emerged from the outskirts of China

2:12 It is difficult to count

2:14 It is difficult to limit

2:16 Hurricanes hit humanity

2:19 He invaded kingdoms and destroyed countries

2:22 He annihilated the armies and destroyed the crops and livestock

2:26 He was able to do so in a short period of time

2:29 To seize China and Korea

2:32 And to sweep on the other hand

2:34 Bulgaria and Russia

2:36 Hungary and Poland

2:38 And to be subjected to a third party

2:40 Turkestan, Samarkanda and Bukhara

2:43 Then swallow on top of that

2:45 Al-Rayya, Hamadan, and the mountains

2:48 He devoured Sijistan, Kerman, and Ghazni

2:51 And the neighboring countries of India

2:54 Until there was no people left on the face of the earth

2:57 Except that his heart trembled in fear of him

3:00 He is waiting for his time to come

3:04 That is the Tatar people

3:07 Or people of destruction

3:09 But this people brought destruction to Muslim countries

3:13 Unless he brings it to another country

3:16 And I will free her from terror

3:18 Muqash has exposed the skins of historians

3:21 And I trembled to write it with their pens

3:24 Sir Thomas Arnold described

3:27 What they did when they invaded Islamic lands

3:31 He said he did not know the history of Islam

3:34 Despite his many engagements

3:37 It is worse than the Tatar invasions

3:40 Genghis Khan's armies spread

3:43 In Muslim countries, snow pours from the mountains

3:47 On its way, it swept through Islamic cities

3:50 It lost all its civilization and culture

3:54 They did not leave behind them from that country

3:57 Except ruins and ruins

4:00 Then follow what he says

4:02 One day they passed through the prosperous city of Herat

4:05 They made it a row bed

4:08 And when they left her

4:10 Only forty of its residents came out of their hiding places

4:15 These people were miserable

4:18 They are the remaining inhabitants of the city

4:21 Their number exceeds one hundred thousand

4:25 And in the city of Bukhara

4:27 The habitat of people of knowledge, piety and righteousness

4:30 The Tatars tore up the Qur’ans

4:32 They spread it under their horses in the stables

4:35 To be her intercourse

4:37 This was after they killed the men and captured the women

4:41 They made the ancient city a monument after an eye

4:45 But the great catastrophe and the greatest calamity befell Baghdad

4:50 In the month of Safar

4:52 Year 656

4:55 The capital of the world fell into the clutches of the Tatars

4:59 The base of civilization and the home of the caliphate

5:02 And the cities of Al-Mansour, Al-Rashid and Al-Mu'tasim

5:06 So they sent down scent into its regions

5:08 What a shame the two children grow old

5:11 They desecrated the ancient city for forty days and nights

5:16 During which they demolished palaces and houses

5:19 They blew up mosques and mosques

5:21 They burned libraries and schools

5:24 They eliminated hospitals and connections

5:27 And put swords on necks

5:29 Until rivers of blood flowed in the alleys

5:33 Only the Jews and Christians were spared from them

5:37 They secured themselves and their money rather than people

5:42 They were summoning the man from the nobles and scholars of Baghdad

5:47 He goes out to them with his wife, sons and daughters

5:51 They recite it for the forehead and slaughter it like a sheep

5:56 They take captives of their daughters and kill others

6:01 Among those who killed him was Al-Musta'sim, the Caliph of the Muslims

6:06 They killed his two sons and captured his three daughters

6:10 Fatima, Khadija and Maryam

6:14 When the black forty days passed

6:17 Baghdad became a barren land

6:20 No call to prayer rises from its minarets

6:23 The Qur’an is not recited in its mosques

6:26 There is no plural gathering in its mosques

6:29 No light radiates from its schools

6:32 Historians have differed regarding the number of its people killed

6:36 A group said that the killing was a thousand thousand

6:40 A group said that they were a thousand or more

6:45 And when the destined order came to an end

6:48 Bodies of murder filled the roads like hills

6:53 Then the rain soon fell on it

6:56 Its forms changed while you dried it

6:59 The air was polluted and the epidemic spread

7:03 So he crossed it to the Levant

7:06 Many people died because of it

7:09 When we were called to safety in Baghdad

7:12 Those who had been hiding came out from under the ground

7:15 With pits, canals and graves

7:18 As if they were dead

7:20 They denied each other

7:22 The father did not even know his son

7:25 And the brother did not wake up from his brother

7:28 Then the epidemic took their toll

7:31 They followed those who preceded them to the graves

7:34 Then the Tatars pushed their armies towards the Levant

7:38 The cities fell under their feet

7:41 The leaves also fall in the fall

7:45 The terror of them was running through their hands

7:49 He terrorizes the population and conquers countries

7:52 Which tempted them to conquer Egypt

7:54 God's place on earth

7:57 And the elimination of its king, Saif al-Din Qutuz

8:00 Hero of the Battle of Ain Jalut

8:03 Let us review the life story of this leader

8:06 The outstanding Mujahid from the beginning

8:09 The boy was Mahmoud Qatz

8:12 It ends with his lineage to the algorithmic kings

8:15 The Tatars had launched a fierce war against them

8:19 So they took possession of their homes and widowed their wives

8:22 They cursed their children

8:24 He was among those who insulted him

8:26 Mahmoud Qatz

8:28 Then it passed into the hands of slavers

8:31 Until a man from the notables of Damascus bought it

8:34 A month of piety and righteousness

8:36 He was known for his interest in the affairs of Muslims

8:39 I feel sorry for what happened to them

8:41 He cares about what matters most to them

8:44 The young boy grew up in the shadow of this master

8:47 They grew up decent and good

8:50 It combines the intelligence of the heart and the elevation of the soul

8:53 The sincerity of faith and the sublime guidance of Islam

8:57 He used to attend the councils of the Grand Sheikh of Damascus

9:01 Her venerable guide is her working scholar

9:04 Ezzedine bin Abdel Salam

9:07 He finds useful knowledge and good advice in him

9:11 He listened eagerly to his conversations

9:14 Suspicion of incitement to jihad

9:17 And the desire for martyrdom

9:19 And disgrace to Muslim rulers

9:23 The lands were Muslims at that time

9:27 It is subjected to two major invasions

9:30 An invasion comes from the West

9:33 At the hands of fanatical Crusaders

9:36 An invasion comes from the east

9:39 At the hands of the pagan Tatars

9:42 I owned the Sheikh’s hadiths about jihad

9:45 The young man was martyred

9:48 By awakening his heart and mind

9:51 He saw the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, in a dream

9:55 He was approached by a group of knights

9:59 He had a skull on his head and his ears were beating

10:03 As soon as he stopped, he got off his horse

10:07 We approached him and got him up strongly

10:10 He hit his chest and told him

10:13 Arise, Mahmoud, and take this road to Egypt

10:17 You will possess it and defeat the Tatars

10:20 Mahmoud presented his vision to his sheikh, Izz al-Din bin Abd al-Salam

10:25 He explained it and said

10:27 Oh God, fulfill the vision of your servant Mahmoud

10:30 You also fulfilled the vision of your servant and sincere Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him

10:36 Since that day

10:38 Mahmoud's soul aspired to leave for Egypt

10:41 It increased his attachment to her

10:44 The departure of his sheikh to her

10:46 This is because the good king Ismail

10:49 The old man was fed up

10:51 Because he was turning people against him for abandoning jihad

10:55 And his sympathies with the enemies of God, the Crusaders

10:59 He was exiled from the Levant

11:01 And he forced him to leave for Egypt

11:04 Mahmoud asked his master for permission to travel to the land of Kenana, Egypt

11:10 And catch up with his sheikh

11:12 He gave him permission, then bid him farewell and said

11:15 Don't forget the vision you saw, Mahmoud

11:18 Whoever sees the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, in a dream

11:22 He really saw it

11:24 Mahmoud joined the service of the rulers of Egypt

11:27 He began to show some kind of courage

11:30 He shows a variety of wisdom and sophistication

11:33 What paved the way for him

11:35 To become a great army commander

11:39 Then deputy to the Sultan

11:41 Then king of Egypt

11:43 Where he was called the Muzaffar King

11:45 Saif al-Din Qatz

11:47 King Muzaffar had barely settled on the throne of the country

11:51 Until the Tatar king Hulagu sent him

11:55 A letter with five of his men stated

11:59 From the king of kings east and west

12:02 The greatest leader

12:04 To the Muzaffar King

12:06 And the rest of the princes of his state in Egypt

12:10 You are respected in all countries

12:13 And about our resolve

12:16 So learn from others

12:18 Submit your orders to us

12:20 You have heard that we opened the country

12:23 We cleansed the earth of corruption

12:26 You must run away

12:28 We have to request

12:30 Our horses have precedents

12:32 And our arrows are extraordinary

12:34 Our swords are lightning bolts

12:36 And our hearts are like mountains

12:38 Our number is like sand

12:40 King Muzaffar gathered his princes

12:43 He consulted them about the matter

12:45 They agreed unanimously on meeting the enemy

12:48 He ordered the killing of Hulagu's five messengers

12:51 He hung their heads on Zuwila's door

12:54 He was preparing for war in full swing

12:58 However, he looked away from the Tatar people

13:02 And their fear of becoming them and their cities

13:05 To what Baghdad became

13:07 He handles the matter

13:09 By kindling the flame of faith in souls

13:12 And bring people back to God

13:14 He established an office for jihad

13:17 He entrusted his affairs to his sheikh and the sheikh of the Muslims

13:20 Ezzedine bin Abdel Salam

13:23 Izz al-Din bin Abd al-Salam relied on the mosque

13:26 In awakening slumbering hearts

13:29 The scarcity of their humiliation is colorful

13:31 He gathered mosque preachers

13:33 Teach them what they should preach on the pulpit

13:37 He urged them to call people to jihad

13:40 And their desire for martyrdom

13:43 He no longer permitted any of these preachers

13:47 So that he can memorize Surat Al-Anfal

13:49 And repentance by heart

13:52 It was one of the effects of that

13:54 It became platforms, homes and markets

13:57 It is filled with battle verses

13:59 Even the common people, men, women and children

14:03 They memorize it by heart

14:06 I was overwhelmed with religious feeling

14:09 Wonderful for all souls

14:11 All categories included

14:13 Enough of the immorality of committing sins

14:16 The addicts abstained from drinking alcohol

14:19 People refuse to turn to God

14:21 The mosques were filled with people kneeling and prostrating

14:24 There was no talk left for the people other than the hadith

14:27 About meeting the enemy of God and their enemy

14:30 King Muzaffar had barely completed his military preparations

14:35 Until the news came to him

14:37 With the movement of the Tatars towards his country

14:40 To take revenge on him for what he did

14:43 And let them not violate his lands as they had violated Baghdad before

14:47 He called on the people to engage in jihad

14:50 They responded to his call, whether light or heavy

14:53 And old and young

14:55 They vowed to win one of the two good ones

14:59 Victory or martyrdom

15:01 And on Friday morning

15:03 For the remaining five days of Ramadan

15:06 In the year six hundred and fifty-eight

15:09 The two groups met in Ain Jalut

15:12 Located between Beit Shean and Nablus

15:15 So Tatar arrows began to fall on the heads of Muslims

15:20 Their ranks were torn apart

15:22 Their crowd dispersed

15:24 It paralyzes their movement

15:26 And when their distress became severe

15:28 The Sultan ordered them to attack the enemy of God and their enemy

15:33 Swords shook hands with swords

15:36 And spears clashed with spears

15:39 Murder broke out between the two groups

15:42 Each of them was extremely brave

15:45 When King Al-Muzaffar saw the severity of his enemy’s aggression

15:50 Its abundance and abundance

15:53 He took his helmet off his head

15:55 And he threw her on the ground

15:57 He repeated his hoarse voice

16:00 And his Islam, and his Islam

16:03 He inflamed the hearts of his soldiers with the fire of faith

16:06 And inflame their hearts with a passion for Islam

16:10 They attacked their enemy like meteors

16:13 They are still fighting it

16:15 Until they disturbed its compact ranks

16:18 They penetrated the crowds gathered

16:21 So God placed weakness in the souls of the Tatars

16:24 It cast terror into their hearts

16:27 It is only an hour and an hour

16:30 Until the enemy began to lag behind

16:33 Then he started to retreat

16:35 Then Dabar was born

16:37 The Muslims rode on their backs

16:39 And put swords at their necks

16:42 And they were torn apart by evil

16:45 And after

16:46 It was the day of Ain Goliath

16:48 The first day the victors will prevail

16:51 And the oppressors are defeated

16:54 Then you don't list them after that

16:58 He was owned

17:00 Saif al-Din Qatz

17:02 The first man humiliated by the mighty Lako

17:05 Islam was and still is

17:08 Victory kit for Muslims

17:10 And the path of glory is for believers

17:13 And God Almighty spoke the truth when he said

17:16 Say, Oh God, Mark the King

17:20 You give kingdom to whomever you wish

17:23 And you take away the king

17:26 From whom do you see?

17:29 May God bless you

17:33 And humiliate those who humiliate them

17:37 In your hand is goodness

17:40 You are powerful over everything

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