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Mostapha Hassan Abdelwahab September 17, 2025September 17, 2025 Abbasid caliph al-Nasir, al-Mukhtar al-Thaqafi, Ayyubid Seljuq conflict, Bozkir Arslani Celaleddin, Chinggis Khan wars, historical revisionism Middle East, Iranian historical drama, Islamic history propaganda, Islamic television series, Jalal al-Din Mangburni, Jalal al-Din Mengubirni, Karbala revenge, Khwarazmshah history, last Khwarazmshah, medieval Islamic rulers, Mendirman Jaloliddin, Mokhtarnameh, propaganda in Islamic history, sack of Tbilisi 1226, sectarian narratives, Shiite memory politics, Shiite Sunni historical disputes, state-sponsored historical drama, Turkic cultural diplomacy, Turkic unity narratives, Uzbek Türkiye co-production

When Propaganda Rewrites History: Jalal al-Din & al-Mukhtar

The rehabilitation of Jalal al-Din Mangburni and al-Mukhtar al-Thaqafi underscores the power of propaganda to convert villains History is rarely

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Millichronicle June 17, 2025June 17, 2025 Al-Aqsa mosque, Al-Quds Day, Al-Qulaymi beliefs, celestial Al-Aqsa, Iran Israel conflict, Iran Palestine strategy, Iran politics, Iranian expansionism, Iranian propaganda, Islamic eschatology, Islamic holy sites, Jerusalem in Islam, loay al shareef, Middle East Geopolitics, Najaf Karbala holier than Jerusalem, political islam, religious manipulation, Shia doctrine on Al-Aqsa, Shia theology, Shia vs Sunni beliefs

Shia Theology Denies Earthly Al-Aqsa—Iran Exploits It as Political Bait

Iran’s rhetoric on Al-Quds is a convenient cloak. It allows Tehran to rally the Muslim street, divide Arab ranks, and

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Millichronicle June 13, 2025June 13, 2025 Amr ibn al-As, Byzantine persecution, coptic christians, Cyrus of Alexandria, early Islamic tolerance, Egypt Christian Muslim relations, history of Islam, Islam in Egypt, Muslim conquest of Egypt, religious freedom in Egypt

Islam in Egypt: How Coptic Christians Welcomed Muslims After Byzantine Brutality

For the Coptic Christians, Islam’s early presence offered more than just respite—it provided dignity. By the time Islam made its

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Millichronicle June 5, 2025June 5, 2025 Arab-Israelis, coexistence, faith and state, Hana Khatib, Islamic law, israel, Israeli judiciary, Jaffa, legal history, legal pluralism, middle east, Muslim citizens, Muslim identity, nakba, personal status law, religious courts, Shareef Safadi, Shariah courts, tel aviv, women in Islam

Did You Know Israel Has Official Islamic Shariah Courts?

While the institution maintains Islamic character, it is deeply embedded within the Israeli state system. In the heart of Israel’s

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Umar Shareef May 17, 2025May 17, 2025 counter-extremism, Dr Israr Ahmed, faith and politics, Ghazwa-e-Hind, hadith misinterpretation, indian muslims, Islam in India, Islamic eschatology, Islamic ethics, Islamic history, Islamic justice, jihad, Muhammad bin Qasim, Muslim identity, Pakistan ideology, radicalism, religious coexistence, religious nationalism, South Asia Politics, Sufi influence

Ghazwa-e-Hind: Between Misused Prophecy and Modern Political Fantasy

If any country, including Pakistan, ever invades India in the name of Ghazwa-e-Hind, they will find Indian Muslims defending their

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Millichronicle May 13, 2025 Allah Bux Soomro, assassination, british colonialism, Communalism, congress, erased history, Indian Nationalist, interfaith harmony, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, muslim league, Pakistan Creation, partition, Pluralism, Political Betrayal, Quit India Movement, secularism, Sindh Premier, South Asia, Two-Nation Theory, United India

Allah Bux Soomro: The Muslim Who Rejected Pakistan, Killed Mysteriously

Today, Soomro’s name is largely absent from Pakistan’s textbooks and official narratives. In the narrative of Pakistan’s creation, the story

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Omer Waziri May 5, 2025May 5, 2025 al-qaeda, Balochistan, british colonialism, colonial legacy, counterterrorism, divide and rule, freedom movements, global terrorism, iran, islamist terrorism, Jamaat-e-Islami, jihadism, kashmir attacks, Kurdistan, middle east, muslim brotherhood, pakistan, political islam, radicalisation, South Asia, state-sponsored terrorism, Syria conflict, taliban, turkey, western imperialism

Seeds of Jihad: How Colonial Britain Created Radical Islamism

Islamist terrorism did not rise in a vacuum. It was engineered, cultivated, and weaponized—first by colonial powers, then by Cold

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Zahack Tanvir April 28, 2025April 28, 2025 colonial legacy, crescent and star, cultural identity, islam, Islamic faith, Islamic history, Islamic spirituality, Islamic symbols, Muslim identity, Muslim nationalism, national symbols, ottoman empire, political symbols, religious iconography, Tawhid

How the Crescent and Star Hijacked Muslim Identity

This might come as a surprise, maybe even a shock to some, but neither the crescent nor the star has

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Millichronicle April 10, 2025April 10, 2025 Afghan Jews, ancient Israel, biblical ancestry, cultural heritage, ethnic identity, genealogy, Israelite origins, Jewish traditions, Lost Tribes of Israel, Middle East history, Pashtuns, Pashtunwali, Pathans, religious traditions, tribal history

Pashtuns and the Israelis: A Forgotten Connection Rekindled

Afghana was exiled from Israel during the Babylonian invasion and later settled in the region that became Afghanistan. The Pashtuns,

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Millichronicle March 24, 2025March 24, 2025 Abd al-Rahman III, Al-Andalus, coexistence in Islam, Cordoba, diplomacy in medieval Islam, Hasdai Ibn Shaprut, interfaith harmony, Islamic Golden Age, Islamic governance, Islamic Spain, Islamic Spain history, Islamic tolerance, Jewish advisors in Islam, Jewish history, Jewish scholarship, Jewish statesmen, Jewish-Muslim relations, medieval diplomacy, medieval Islamic world, Muslim-Jewish cooperation, Umayyad Caliphate

Hasdai Ibn Shaprut: The Jewish Prime Minister of Muslim Spain

Hasdai Ibn Shaprut’s rise to power under the Umayyads serves as a testament to the inclusivity of Islamic governance during