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As you're all aware, I've been under the weather for a few days.

I've been told that it's not, there's no problems, inshallah, for interacting with other people.

It's been a week, so this is just recovering, inshallah, with the sore throat.

But because of this, the chathar will be shorter than usual.

But the topic is one that, inshallah, I just wanted to introduce you to so that you can, as usual,

pique your curiosity and find out more about what I think to be a very interesting incident and anecdote in Islamic history.

One of the most iconic historic incidents that every human being is aware of. It's one of those

historic realities that even if you're not a historian, you know something

about this and that is the Mongol invasion. And I've spoken about the Mongol invasion

you know a lot of times. Chengez Khan invades the whole globe and the world.

Today's anecdote is not about that invasion. It is about a footnote about something

that happened two generation afterward, that inshallahua ta'allah, it gives us hope. It gives

us hope that Allah, subhannawa-ta-ta-a-a-la utilizes ways and mechanisms beyond what we can imagine.

And just to set up the stage, a lot of people don't realize that actually

Chang is very familiar with Islam.

He actually in his own personal life, believe it or not, seems to have had an element of respect

with Islam and the Muslims.

And in fact, if you know your history, when Chengez Khan first consolidated his tribes of Mongolia,

actually he was very respectful of the Muslim dynasty, of the Khawarisms, of the dynasty in Uzbekistan,

of the Samarkand rulers, and he sent them a delegation of merchants as a token of respect.

Unfortunately, the merchants weren't treated very nicely.

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