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@mancity246 @MrAdnanRashid not really they were spread too thin anyway and faced huge loss at Constantinople. He actually stabilised the empire.

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@sharghzadeh Modern architecture. Who do you think will build geometric designs in buildings and murqanas. There is a skill problem in architects and builders also would be very costly.

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@binthabibahh There is one Qadar Allah wrote and it is fixed and information that you are destined for hell or heaven. And books of records that Allah changes with dua which are different from the one earlier.

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@binthabibahh 1. The video is a normal video recording.
2. The pens has been lifted means Allah wrote everything to happen before creating not that he created everything to happen all at once
3. Two types of Qadr, one that is fixed which no one can change and the other that can change with dua

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@WPlease71529 @pakistanii32 after that they become independent from abbasids years later they got taken by the turks one group missing from this. Persia is probably one of the most conquered areas in the last 1400 years.

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@WPlease71529 @pakistanii32 I like how you are ignoring the Arabs conquering the Persians in few years with rashiduun and Umayyad caliphates. Just because abbasids chose muslim Persians to govern the area doesn't mean anything they were still controlled. Like saying Britain never controlled India.

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@dlw19264 @hawakeye009 People talk about mahdi alot but that doesn't look any time soon. They should focus on signs such as Allah sinking earth and transforming people in apes and pig and pelting with stone.

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@dlw19264 @hawakeye009 ah it has been worse 20th century most muslim countries were controlled by colonial powers.mongols controlled huge lands and crusaders had more than Palestine. Mahdi time is hard as-well dajjal appears and controls alot. Mahdi is just a man like Umar ibn abdulaziz

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@TORUKMAKTO_1 The irony of this is the believe verbal dawah was enough in 7th -8th century society. Like if islam started spreading peacefully in Spain the Christians would've just executed them or exiled like they did after they conquered Spain.He is so use to 21st freedom of religion.

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@Smasher4501 Significant non-Arab participation (Persian asawira, Daylamites, etc.) and larger numbers of non-Arab Muslim converts (mawali) became more common later, especially from the mid-to-late 7th century onward, but this was secondary during the initial wave of conquests.

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@Smasher4501 Christian Arab tribes (such as Taghlib, parts of Namir, participated in limited numbers sometimes as auxiliaries or allies. There are also reports of individual Christian Arabs or small groups fighting on the Muslim side. However, these were not the core of the army.

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@ibnAlKhattab__ @BarneyFlames Arabs are very bad at modern wars post ww2 there is even books written about.

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@Severus_arabius So across the three main wars, Saudi Arabia's total Gulf-based contribution was roughly 3,000 (1948) + 20,000 (1967) + 23,000, with 3,000 in actual combat (1973)

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@Severus_arabius 1948 (War of Independence): Saudi Arabia sent a small contingent (about 3,000 troops)1973 (Yom Kippur/October War): Saudi Arabia sent an expeditionary force of 23,000 troops, of which about 3,000 actually crossed into combat, the Arabs did fight in Arab Israeli wars.