Post #7764

#Remember_Who_You_Are ⚔️A Cry: "Wa Mu'tasimah!" The city of Amuriyah (a city located between Istanbul and Çukurova, the ruins of which have survived to this day) The Greek governor took many captives on his way out of one of the Muslim towns he had plundered. One of these captives, a Muslim woman, says "Wa Mutasimah! / Where are you, O Mutasim!" in the face of the Greek governor's torment and insults. Hearing this, the Greek governor mocked the woman and laughed: "Of course, Mu'tasim will come now with his armies on white horses and rescue you". When this woman's cry reached the palace of the Caliphate, Mu'tasim Billah was sitting on his throne, sipping his favorite drink. As soon as the woman's cry echoed in his ears, he handed it to his servant and said: "I have arrived, O my sister! I have arrived! Soldiers! Soldiers!" He jumped up and immediately gave the order to equip the army. Mu'tasim Billah prepared a huge army, led by a cavalry unit of 4,000 (some reports say 17,000) men on white horses, just as the Greek governor had sarcastically described. The Abbasid Caliph sent a letter to the Greek governor in which he wrote: "From Mu'tasim Billah, the Emir of the Believers, to the dog of the Greeks! If you do not release my sister whom you took captive immediately, I am preparing such an army for you that one end will be here (Baghdad) and the other end will be there (Amuriyah)!" And Mu'tasim did as he said on the cry of a single woman, "Wa Mu'tasimah!" and marched on Amuriyah with a huge army and conquered this great Greek city. When Mu'tasim Billah conquered Amuriyah, as he entered the city, he exclaimed: "I have arrived, I have arrived!" Mu'tasim Billah killed the governor of Amuriyah, personally untied the hands of the woman who cried out to him, freed her from captivity and said: "O lady believer! I assure you that as soon as I heard your call, I immediately set out without waiting a moment." Then he turned to the servant and said: "Now bring me my drink". Mu'tasim Billah drank the drink and said, "Now I will not be able to enjoy the taste of this." (al-Kalqeshendi, Measir al-Inaka Fî Mealimi al-Khilafah / Ibn al-Imad al-Hanbali, Shaziratu al-Zahab Fî Ahbârin Min Zeheb) Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Where are those who raised armies for a single woman? Today, tens of thousands of chaste women of the Islamic Ummah are screaming "Wa Mu'tasimah!" in unison in the filthy clutches of Jews, Rafis, Crusaders and Magi! And is there not a Mu'tasim among the 2 billion Ummah to answer this call! t.me/islamichistoryinglory