Rashidun Caliphate

Under international law, refugees were not allowed to be forced back to the countries they have fled. A refugee was commonly known as someone who has been proved for having fear of being victimize for reasons such as religion, membership of a particular social group outside his or her country and was incapable to gain protection from their country. Usually, refugees were forced to escape their home, often leaving almost all their belongings behind. Thus, resulting them to be poor. They would walk

Social-Psychological Principles and the Islamic State ISIS, or the Islamic state, remains an in-group. They maintain control over all information. According Schmitt and Hubbard, ISIS is structured to allow officers in modest positions, to possess a certain degree of power. All individuals in the group prioritize the well-being of ISIS before their personal needs. All officers are granted varying degrees of autonomy. The autonomy is to ensure that the group will survive if one high ranking officer

Suleyman was one of the most respected and powerful sultan’s to take the throne of the Ottoman Empire. This logo exemplifies both his power and his devoutness to Islam, indicating his key traits and values. Suleyman was a very religious man, as he even called himself the “Shadow of Allah in the Earth” ("Famous Suleiman the Magnificent Quotes"). Furthermore, he was even named after the Hebrew king, Solomon, who was deemed by the Quran was one of the wisest rulers (Ramirez et al. 501). He constructed

The Islamic State is a world wide threat to freedom and democracy. Although not the first of its kind, the Islamic State deploys violent tactics to eliminate or terrify its enemies. Isis has become the world's deadliest terrorist group and also a major threat to the world population especially to the people those who were living in middle Eastern countries. Their ultimate goal is to create a world which is ruled under a leader who ruled according to The Quran. They wants the world to follow that

golden age”. Introduction At the beginning of the 8th to the 13th century, a new era has emerged and placed a stamp in the Islamic history that is called “the golden age of Islam”, throughout which the Islamic history was ruled by various important caliphates where many scientific, economical, and cultural developments took place. The Abbasid caliph Harun Al-Rashid was the ruler during that time (786 to 809) with the existence of House of wisdom in Baghdad, all the researchers from around the world with

“Without change there is no innovation, creativity, or incentive for improvement. Those who initiate change will have a better opportunity to manage the change that is inevitable.” This quote by William Pollard perfectly describes to separate kingdoms that initiated change and became some of the most powerful kingdoms in history. Throughout history many kingdoms and empires have risen and fallen but very few of them have been great. The empires of Islam and the kingdoms of Europe were some of the

Baghdad and Istanbul, beautiful cities that both faced conquests from two different large and powerful empires, both were a tribe of nomads from Central/North Asia. The fall of these cities was separated by about 200 years, where Mongols took Baghdad in 1258 and ruled for about a hundred years, and the Ottomans took Constantinople in 1453 and for about four hundred years. Although, these two great empires came from the same region, had very much in common, yet the way they treated the cities and

Shiites vs Sunnis Jihaad Barnett Georgia Military College  Losing a leader can be very chaotic when they retire or pass on. Questions occur about the next leader, arguments begin, and relationships divide. Islam is a prime example of these events when the founder of the religion, Muhammad, passed on and left the Muslims without a leader. Thus started the separation of Islam into the factions the Shiites and Sunnis because of a disagreement of who will succeed Muhammad as his predecessor. Before

ISIS and Islam A self-proclaimed Islamic state that claims caliphate (a form of Islamic government) , and ‘controls’ over ten million people in Iraq and Syria and other parts of Middle East, or an organisation labelled as an extremist militant group being held responsible for ethnic killings and human rights abuses. It is indeed, nowadays, a debatable topic. But what’s really arguable is ‘How is ISIS defining Islam?’, ‘How legitimate their claims are?’ and moreover

Ahmad Shah Massoud Ahmad Shah Massoud was one of the most brilliant and fearless military minds that has lived in the modern era. The Lion of Panjshir, as Massoud was sometimes referred to as, managed to provide some light in a country that was overcome by darkness. In Afghanistan, the Taliban ruled with harsh authority. However, they did not control all of Afghanistan. Ahmad Shah Massoud’s forces were able to take control of places in the West and in the Panjshir Valley. Massoud’s forces were