One of the famous people to be killed by British forces after they stormed Delhi was famous calligrapher Mir Panjakash
Calligraphy was taught as an art form in the medieval times as part of education.
One very famous calligrapher was Syed Mohammad Amir Rizvi, called Mir Panjakash for his expertise in one arm wrestling.
according to Sir Sayyid Ahmad Khan, ‘he had no comparison in khat-e nastaliq and can be said to have revived this style. Each letter that he inscribes is a testimony to his skill.’
Such was his skill that each word written by him would sell for a rupee in those days. He would sit outside his haveli in Pahari Imli of Shahjahanabad and needy people would come to him and he would distribute beautiful pieces of calligraphy which they would sell in the Jama Masjid area.
After the fall of Delhi, on 14th September 1857, his house was attacked by the Company soldiers. He came out with a sword and was shot dead…
He is buried inside his house. It was with great difficulty that I was able to go in to see it and recite a fatiha for a brave and talented son of Hindustan.
Saudis fought in Chechnya, Afghanistan, and Bosnia and were always among the most capable and feared fighters.
So ask yourself: if their homeland the Land of Divine Revelation itself were ever to be invaded, what exactly do you think Saudis would do?
Remember that Sharghzadeh clown?
Here is a fresh clip of him going up to a dawah table encouraging them to stop giving dawah before spreading propaganda about Sunnis being terrorists.
@TORUKMAKTO_1 Are u georgian muslim or christian? Anyways you cope quite hard over the fact that your nation was at the mercy of turks for nearly 1000 years since Malazgirt.
15th century tomb of the Timurid prince Abdul Razzaq in Ghazni, southeastern Afghanistan.
Razzaq was the son of Ulugh Beg II (also known as Ulugh Beg Kabuli or Mughith-ud-din Ulugh Beg Mirza II, d. 1502), a Timurid governor/ruler of Kabul and Ghazni.
Pierluigi Collina, widely considered the greatest referee in football history, comments on the disallowed Egypt goal by VAR:
"I assure you that if it had been Argentina's goal, it would have stood.
▪️If this had happened in the English Premier League, La Liga, or Serie A, it would have stood even after a VAR review.
▪️This tournament has recently seen many inconsistencies! VAR and the referee should have consulted them; there were two clear penalties for Egypt before Argentina's third goal!
▪️The correct score is 3-2 for Egypt, not the other way around.
▪️The referee of the Egypt-Argentina match should be ashamed of himself."