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and a lot of the barakato. Thank youhambhally, one, and Salatu,

and al-a-salam,

on what not be a bad-a-baid.

Ramadan, without a doubt,

historically speaking,

is a miraculous month,

even from a geopolitical perspective.

If you look at our 14 centuries of history,

the sheer quantity of victories of decisive battles that took place in this month,

it is not a coincidence.

It's impossible.

The sheer quantity of the most significant incidents in our Islamic history that took place in this month,

it is as if Allah is indicating to us this is the month of victory.

Where to begin? Let's begin from the beginning. The very first battle. The very first decided battle.

Yom al-Furkan, Yom al-Takal Jem'an. 17th of Ramadan, the battle of Badr. That was the very

first decisive battle that separated Haq from Baatid. Quickly move on. In the time of the

Qulafar Rashidun, how many of the battles took place? In the time of Umar al-Khattab, the very first battle that opened up the Sassad Empire, it's called the Battle of Buoyb. It opened up the city of Kufa to be established, took place in the 13th year of the Hidre in the month of Ramadan. Two years later, the famous battle of Qadisiyya, most famous battle, Sa'ad M. Abiyah Kāsa took place in Sha'ban, but it lasted a few weeks after Sha'ban. The big battle, 15th of Sha'ban. But they kept on pursuing, and the final victory of Qadissia was declared in Ramadan, in 15 Hijra. Ramadan, the Battle of Qadissiya came to an end.

Fast forward another four years.

Amr ibn al-Aas, all the way in Egypt,

Amr bin al-Az founds Fusat which becomes Qahara.

He surrounds Scandinavia Alexandria in the Battle of Heliopolis,

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