Please know that the Shah of Khwarezm (greater Persia/Iran) was defeated by the
idolator Mongol Chenghiz Khan in 1219-1221 and Abbaside Caliph Al Musta'sim was defeated by the military of
idolator Halaku Khan in only 11 days in 1258. Now, read how the valiant and brave Islamic Caliph was killed:
"The
caliph was captured and forced to watch as his citizens were murdered and his treasury plundered.
-----------. Most historians believe the Mongol and Muslim accounts that the
caliph was rolled up in a rug and the Mongols rode their horses over him".
@Pan-Islamic-Pakistan, please know that no one from the sky came down to help out the Islamic Caliph. Mongols kept on winning against the Muslims because they had stronger armory, seize weapons, compound bows, as well as brave and valiant cavalry, and they believed in the systematic planning to the warfares. And, as usual, the Muslims believed in Jazba only.
If a war can be won only by deed of valiancy and bravery, then why an
Islamic Caliph be killed under the pounding of horse hooves? I am not glorifying the Mongols but I criticize those who live in the first few years of past Muslim (or Arab?) victories. And I dare to criticize them who would not learn lessons from history.
Muslims should wake up and buildup their technology and economy first, based on which stronger weapons can be built. Not going through this painful process, but by adhering to the wrong concept of simple valiancy and bravery, the Muslim countries remain at the lowest rung of the ladder.
I cited only two very sad historical accounts. There are a hundred others.
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