explore the rise of Islam, the lives of the Sahaba (Companions), scholarly legacies, and pivotal events that shaped Muslim civilization. Discover authentic accounts of Islamic empires, scientific contributions, and the Golden Age, rooted in Quranic principles and Hadith. Learn timeless lessons from battles, reforms, and cultural milestones to deepen your faith and contextualize modern challenges through Islam’s enduring legacy
Did Muawiyah’s governors oppress people? Was Ammar (RA) beheaded on his orders? Did he poison Hasan (RA)? Authentic analysis refuting rebel-fabricated claims.
Muawiyah (RA): Oppression, Ammar & Hasan Poison Claims Read Post »
When did Muawiyah (RA) become Muslim? Authentic hadiths on his virtues, why the Prophet ﷺ never cursed him, praise from Sahabah & Tabi‘in, and his massive services to Islam
Hazrat Muawiyah (RA): When He Accepted Islam & His Virtues Read Post »
Historical evidence shows no deep enmity between Banu Hashim and Banu Umayya in the Sahaba era. Muawiya (RA)’s rule continued the Rashidun Caliphate, not kingship. The 30-year hadith is weak.
Banu Hashim vs Banu Umayya: Truth About Muawiya’s Caliphate Read Post »
ʿAlī (RA) was martyred in 40 AH by the Khawarij (Ibn Muljam) in Kufa. Detailed account of the plot, his final advice, and the heartfelt grief of Muʿāwiyah (RA) and the Ṣaḥābah who wept at the loss of knowledge and virtue.
Martyrdom of ʿAlī (RA): Khawarij Plot & Ṣaḥābah Reactions Read Post »
The Tahkim (arbitration) after Siffin was a blessed peace agreement between ʿAlī & Muʿāwiyah (RA) to unite the Ummah. Full exposé of Abu Mikhnaf’s fabrications and proof that no personal enmity existed between the two Ṣaḥābah.
Truth of Tahkim (Arbitration) After Battle of Siffin Read Post »
After ʿAlī’s martyrdom, Hasan ibn ʿAlī became Caliph, then voluntarily handed power to Muʿāwiyah (radiyAllāhu ʿanhum) to unite the Ummah and crush the Sabaʾī rebels. Full historical analysis exposing fabrications against Muʿāwiyah
Hasan ibn Ali Hands Caliphate to Muʿāwiyah: The Full Truth Read Post »