The sons of the owner of the letter Nun

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Introduction:

Verily all praise is for Allaah, we praise Him and seek His aid and ask for His forgiveness, and we seek refuge with Allaah from the evils of ourselves and our evil actions. Whomever Allaah guides there is none who can misguide him, and whomever Allaah misguides there is none who can guide him, and I bear witness that none has the right to be worshipped except Allaah Alone, having no partner, and I bear witness that Muhammad is His slave and His Messenger.

O you who believe! Fear Allaah as He should be feared, and die not except in a state of Islaam. [Soorat-ul-Aal-i-'Imraan ayah 102]

O mankind! Reverence your Guardian-Lord, Who created you from a single person, created, of like nature his mate, and from them twain scattered countless men and women; reverence Allaah, through Whom you demand your mutual (rights) and (reverence) the wombs (that bore you): for Allaah ever watches over you. [Sooratun- Nisaa' ayah 1]

O you who believe! FearAllaah, and (always) say a word did to the right that He may make your conduct whole and sound and forgive you your sins: He that obeys Allaah and His Messenger, has already attained the highest achievement. [Soorat-ul-Ahzaab ayaat 70-71]

Verily the most truthful speech is the Word of Allaah and the best guidance is the guidance of Muhammad (sallallaahu 'alaihi wa sallam), and the worst of affairs are the novelties and every novelty is an innovation and every innovation is a going astray and every going astray is in the Fire.
Once in a kingdom there lived a lord and his family. The lord ruled over an empire the world had never seen before, stretching from west to east. Ruling from Dimasq, the ruler and his sons ruled over his empire for generations.
One day the subjects of this ruling family rebelled. Their rule over their kingdom was ended and of the family was exterminated…
Except for a son who fled to the west of his family’s old empire. There he led the people in a rebellion and claimed the western part of the empire. His name was Abd Ar-Rahmaan and his kingdom was Al-Andalus.
Abd Ar-Rahmaan and his sons ruled for generations, until catastrophe struck again and their kingdom, the Caliphate of Cordoba, was divided into Taifaat. One of those rulers was Yahya ibn Ismael ibn Yahya, of the tribe of the Banu Dhi An-Nun (Descendants of the owner of the letter Nun).

Emir Yahya of the Banu Dhi An-Nun: “I have seen the caliphate ruined, the old realm divided, and the peoples are now in danger. The Christians are attacking from the north, now that they have the chance to conquer…”

 

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Chapter 1: Unision and Division

Part 1: The pilgrimage



“My fellow corrupted muslim rulers are attacking each other in hopes to increase their power and resist the Christian invasion. The sad truth is that because of this division, the Christians are invading….But I will not let that happen! Me and my sons will defeat these rulers. The Banu Aftas in the west, the Banu Amiri in Mallorca, the Banu Ziri in the South and the Banu Abbad in Sevilla. We will unite these lands and will make a fist and will continue where our ancestors, Tariq Ibn Ziyad and Musa Ibn Nusayr, have ended and conquer the rest of Europe!!!”
“But first things first, I have a achieved and old age of 54, my wife has recently died. I must remarry first. After that I plan to go on a pilgrimage as I know I will not have much more years to live, and I will not face Allah, praised be His name, on the day of Judgement without the Hadj. My son will rule in my stead.”





“I am back from the long and arduous pilgrimage to Makkah Al-Mukarramah. Now is the time to plan my conquest. I will first unite the emirate of Valencia. This will mean a war without neighbours the Banu Amiri, and that would not be the last one. Next I will conquer Cordoba as my Capital and from there I will fight back the Christians and will use every chance the subjugate the surrounding muslim states.”



“Before I could set my plans in motion, Castille, one of the northern Christian Kingdoms, attacked the sheikhdom of Calaytud and Albarracin. I knew that if I wouldn’t act these muslim frontiers would be taken! I decided to gather my army and march onto the besieged holdings in Calaytud.”



“With an army of 22 thousand men, I faced the armies of the united Christian kingdoms alone. They had a slight advantage through their defensive positions in the terrain. My men fought well and for a moment the battle was going our way, but in the end we retreated with a remaining 10 thousand men. This decisive battle meant the beginning of the invasion of the Christians.