Islamic History 2020

In 1135 Caliph Al Mustarshid was killed with his nose and ears cut off. His son Ar Rashid is throned Caliph and tries to avenge his dad's murderers but is also killed barely 1 year later. Historians say it was the work of the Assassin's, I say different.

In 1126 Caliph Al Mustarshid Billah raised an army against the Muzyaddid Shia's. The first time an Abbasid Caliph raised and led an army for over 100 years. 9 years later he was found stabbed to death and his ears and nose cut off for good measure. Who killed him and why?

In 1258 the history of Islam changed forever! The Mongols invaded Baghdad, desecrating the people and destroying the House of Wisdom (Grand Library of Baghdad). This podcasts talks of Hulegu Khan and the betrayal of Bhagdad by Ibn Alqami, the Shia minister!

Hassani Sabbah leader of the Nizari Ismailis founded the assassin's creed but his belief system made him the most hated man in the sunni Muslim empire. This podcast covers off the life, the beliefs and the legends of the founder of the assassins. Roughly 1050 to 1160 AD

Hassani Sabbah leader of the Nizari Ismailis founded the assassin's creed but his belief system made him the most hated man in the sunni Muslim empire. This podcast covers off the life, the beliefs and the legends of the founder of the assassins. Roughly 1050 to 1160 AD

Dhul Qarnayn is mentioned in the Qur'an and linked to story of Gog and Magog who are discussed in Quranic, Biblical and Jewish scriptures.

We are exploring this character Dhul Qarnayn and examining if he could be:

Alexander the Great

Cyrus the Great

Darius the Great

This PodCast will open up Abrahamic scriptures and link up with recorded and documented accounts of ancient figures from Babylonian and Greek history.